Sentence examples for fine indifference from inspiring English sources

The pros have developed a fine indifference to money.

Had the manuscript been accepted, and successful, would Saramago have kept the fine indifference to opinion that let him gradually discover his own incomparable idiom, style and subject matter?

Paradoxically, fine publishers' ostensible indifference to commercial considerations was one of their most prized and lucrative products for sale.

For the Pentagon, they are devastating, documenting in fine detail the indifference with which Iraqi human life was viewed.

In a healthy workplace, being emotionally engaged is great, but when you can't escape a disrespectful environment, practicing the fine art of indifference and detachment can help you endure the onslaught.

The trouble is, the rest of us are dealing with a Silicon Valley company with an apparent indifference to the finer points of human development.

Employing a "carrot and stick" approach, the Organizational Guidelines contemplate severe fines imposed on corporations that promote or show indifference toward wrongdoing while drastically reducing fines on companies that actively seek to prevent and discourage illegal activity.

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

Please: anger, sadness, indifference; they're all fine.

Reese had seen plenty — mostly looks of indifference through all the fines and suspensions levied during the course of Burress's four years with the Giants.

Against the swift and relentless counterattacks of Valencia, even Iker Casillas, undoubtedly the finest goalkeeper in Spain, seemed to mix indifference with his few acrobatic saves.