Sentence examples for feeling indifferent from inspiring English sources

Nobody who looks at them walks away feeling indifferent".

Other kinds of close encounter may be less rewarding and leave much of human society feeling indifferent towards alien life.

And it masks a sizeable 38% of Labour voters who prioritise the economy while disliking or feeling indifferent toward Miliband.

After over a decade of engineering work I was feeling indifferent about my career, and was much more passionate about the wine I was making in my garage, so I decided to make a change, and make winemaking my career.

I enjoyed most of these conversations, but I noticed that I still feeling indifferent -- bored even.

Participants in the beta blocker group experienced unwanted side effects such as feeling indifferent or cold, whereas participants in the AT group reported improvements in breathing and surplus energy and in the exercise group an increased well-being.

They feel limited by their type of work, and feel indifferent and bored; feelings which do not encourage personal development in their jobs.

"Seeing people die became such an everyday thing, it left you feeling practically indifferent," he is quoted as saying.

""Infrastructure" is this year's most ubiquitous word, even though it probably leaves most people feeling either indifferent or slightly nervous.

To reduce potential misclassification, 848 individuals who reported feeling depressed, indifferent, or withdrawn once a week or more during the year prior to enrollment, but had not been diagnosed with depression, were excluded from the control group.

For example, feeling depressed, indifferent, or withdrawn during the last 12 months, one of many self-reported neurologic symptoms examined, was associated with cumulative pesticide exposure among licensed pesticide applicators in the Agricultural Health Study (AHS) (Kamel et al. 2005).