Sentence examples for extremely indifferent from inspiring English sources

Society in Russia at the moment is extremely indifferent, totally unconcerned about everything".

In 2010, West Indies said Sarwan's "extremely indifferent attitude and sporadic approach towards fitness" was the reason behind not awarding him a central contract.

I say everyone was in character, but this lady was extremely indifferent about every single thing that was going on around her.

Fourier is said to have remarked, 200 years ago, that "nature is extremely indifferent towards the difficulties imposed on mathematicians" (5 ).

"Such erratic and inconsistent behaviour, veering from the extremely harsh to the indifferent, cannot be called discipline," says Pam Hibbert.

Alice (1990), an extremely quiet film, received indifferent reviews, but it arguably contained Farrow's best performance in any of Allen's films as a wealthy woman who is sent down a fantasy rabbit hole by an ancient Chinese sage.

Moreover in America and elsewhere most young people are extremely tolerant of sexuality, and indifferent to ethnic origin, says Mr Freston.A priority for MTV Networks is to increase its profits overseas.

Suppose some outcome would be extremely beneficial to me, though indifferent (or worse) when considered impartially.

Nevertheless, we observed female approaches in extremely rare cases; when males are indifferent about mating (which is already an exceptional case), females performed the 'round dance', which has been regarded as a male-specific courtship display.

He was detached; he had no obvious internal drama; if you didn't look extremely closely, you might even say he was indifferent.

The judge orders an indifferent police department to investigate, making McNulty extremely unpopular with his colleagues, and a group of misfits and malcontents is assembled to carry out the investigation.