Among those are an unbridled passion for the music they play, a certain indifference towards the ever-changing mainstream trends in dance music, and an uncompromising commitment to connect with those on the dancefloor.
The wordplay implies a certain indifference to the market and art-critic approval.
Bougainville, where people tell a visitor that their sense of identity is strong, there is a certain indifference.
And a certain Roman, in praising him, called him the last of the Greeks,4 implying that Greece produced no great man after him, nor one worthy of her. 2 1 In looks he was not, as some suppose, ill-favoured; for a statue of him is still to be seen at Delphi; and the mistake of his Megarian hostess was due, as we are told, to a certain indifference and simplicity on his part.
The fact that basic pay and grade classification were not mentioned by community nurses indicates a certain indifference or lack of awareness on their part.
Along with that ubiquity has come a certain critical indifference, a feeling that so much popularity surely meant artistic complacency.
Kardashian takes all this with a certain laconic indifference, the standard LA response, heightened by what is probably an effort not to emote too much and generate wrinkles.
We know that for a certain TTO value, the higher the LT/UT ratio is, the smaller the difference in length between the two bars when indifference corresponding to that value is reached, provided that the physical length of the bars (including both lead time and unhealthy time) is fixed.
The painting's importance for a certain strand of Cold War cultural politics is part of the story of how it got to us, a generation or more later, and that history is worth knowing, because bits and pieces of it — the existentialist encounter, the "American" indifference to painterly decorum — still cling to it.
Except for a certain four young Liverpudlians.
