Sentence examples for evident indifference from inspiring English sources

Maybe my storage company was counting on my evident indifference, cashing my checks Snidely Whiplash style, knowing that behind the padlocked door of my unit, there was only air, because my things had long ago ended up in the hands of someone like the stars of "Storage Wars: New York," which has its premiere with a pair of episodes Tuesday night.

The White House's evident indifference raises the question of whether, prior to Shaub's inquiry, anyone there was even keeping track of how many waivers were being granted, and where, and at what cost, or if they were just left out for the taking, like office-party doughnuts.

Our evident indifference toward non-Europeans renders us derelict in facing the global threat; but Republicans are too busy insulting them to recognize them as vital allies.

Such indifference is evident in the polls.

The same deliberate indifference to bad news was evident in the past year, the Pentagon official said, when the Army conducted a series of elaborate war games.

That reality was one of sporadic street gatherings, few flags flying, no evident excitement (or hostility), just a massive indifference to events.

It was hard not to blame him - the clear indifference to the Q&A was evident from the noise and may have been better placed after the film had finished.

Hollywood's indifference to the moral fine points was evident by the way it changed the plot.

The movie scooped up six other statuettes, including one for Fernando Luján, whose slow-burn performance as Nora's ex-husband, José, imbues the movie with a sense of loss — evident at first only in his withering asides, calculated indifference and finely tuned resentments — which give weight to the story's complications.

It is self-evident that Trump prefers Twitter to any other means of communication, but his indifference to speechmaking is itself an anomaly.

That distinction belongs to a real astronaut who lists gently in zero gravity with a face drained of evident emotion, and to a jellyfish that, later in the film, glides underwater with similarly mesmerizing grace and indifference.