Sentence examples for fairly indifferent from inspiring English sources

Now he's fairly indifferent to making a fashion statement.

"Clegg would probably secretly be gleeful, so wouldn't rescue him; and Cameron fairly indifferent," she wrote.

As dress rehearsals for international cricket go, this was a fairly indifferent one for Simon Kerrigan.

But he is fairly indifferent about whether answering questions his teacher has written in the margin actually helps him to improve.

Despite the fairly indifferent season, the atmosphere at the stadium has not been overly negative - "up and down, as you'd expect," says McCall - and there's no prospect of numbers dwindling next season.

Like that one, the current "Racial Privacy Initiative", as it is called, is sponsored by Ward Connerly, a long-time foe of affirmative action who has made a name for himself by taking his fight against racial preferences directly to the people.So far, most opinion polls show voters fairly indifferent to the initiative those, that is, who are aware of it at all.

My starter world was fairly barren bar some pretty indifferent life forms pottering about, waiting for me to scan them for a units-rewarding discovery.

GPs reported mixed reactions from patients they referred to YCYR, from ' really negative' and ' indifferent' to ' fairly responsive' and ' interested'.

Porthilly's proprietor, Tim Marshall, thinks that Cornwall should cherish its identity, but seems indifferent to Mebyon Kernow, a fairly typical reaction among the locals.

Bureaucracies are too poor and indifferent to administer it efficiently or fairly.

For the Austin Chalk wells in our study, all methods generate fairly similar EUR predictions with similar matching errors (from 13%to15%5%) so that the DCA method preference becomes indifferent.