Sentence examples for from indifferent to from inspiring English sources

SERVICE -- Ranges from indifferent to helpful.

Chandler's passion has transformed the Knicks' defense from indifferent to dominant.

The service varies, as it always does in Paris, from indifferent to efficiently friendly.

Here, he has gone from indifferent to invigorated, and it shows in his production: a team-best 20 home runs.

Far from indifferent to states, both Indians and colonists sought government allies to aid them in both intra- and intercultural conflicts.

Subsequent efforts, though, were less fruitful; we would place him in the chair and more often than not he'd go from indifferent to anxious to angry to screaming.

For if we are responsible for one another, then we are responsible for our kin who stand apart from the community, disconnected from and indifferent to the wellbeing of the Jewish state and the Jewish people.

But, he added, "it was, and is, an urbanism that, depending on the project, ranged from being indifferent to actually hostile to the street".

But while the instrumental ensemble, led by Jory Vinikour at the harpsichord and including fine musicians from the Sebastians, played with stylistic authority and rhythmic verve, the singing ranged from the indifferent to the painfully inadequate.

And far from being indifferent to this last, illegitimate son, the elder Dyer is solicitous to a fault: "Try to do something beyond what's inside your measly head," he urges the boy.

An inhuman, animal look emanated from them, indifferent to those surrounding them".