Sentence examples for exactly indifferent from inspiring English sources

Hussey seems not to have encountered the relentless British campaign to ban suttee in India, or to have noticed that an imperialist writer such as Kipling, for all his faults, was not exactly "indifferent" to Indian culture.

But with a US president now in power who is less belligerent towards Russia than George Bush was, US interest in matters happening on Moscow's doorstep has been more subdued – not that we can assume Washington is exactly indifferent.

For a small increase in switching costs to prompt a consumer to stop searching beyond her local firm, the consumer must have been previously on the decision margin – being exactly indifferent between the payoffs from buying from her local firm without searching and the expected payoffs from initiating a non-local search – otherwise the consumer would continue to search.

"They're just indifferent.

Faced with buildings whose voluminous shadows seem to be knocking against one another, he is, if not exactly courageous, unworried or indifferent.

That this approach is indifferent to exactly which mechanisms are involved is more a strength than a weakness.

If one starts exactly on the Skiba point, one is indifferent between pursuing a policy that moves toward the lower or upper equilibrium.

"What exactly turns on knowing how far north?" Fodor was indifferent to recent developments in European thought — everything since Kant, more or less.

If they are not producing great wines exactly, the best bottles are a far cry from the indifferent wines of old, and offer a new and welcome expression of what monastrell from this land can offer.

They tell us exactly what it's like to be Frida Kahlo, with, I believe, a superbly indifferent confidence that we will not understand.

Exactly, exactly exactly, exactly.