Sentence examples for great apathy from inspiring English sources

Barack challenges us to rescue ourselves from our great apathy.

In addition, the boys have changed how they express their problems from being more physical and sometimes violent to expressing greater apathy and more complaints about pain.

Mayo et al. [ 18] assessed apathy in 408 stroke patients by telephone interviews with caregivers at 1, 3, 6 and 12 months after the stroke and analyzed the data using the group-based trajectory method; they found that greater apathy was predicted by older age, poor cognitive status and low functional status.

Fifty years ago, we lived in a world of greater political apathy and yet greater trust in politics.

But his refusal to give Randolph a vote of confidence was widely cited as part of some greater clubhouse apathy, even as others sounded similar themes that we heard around the Yankees when George Steinbrenner gave Torre a public ultimatum to beat Cleveland in the playoffs.

I doubt that the nastiness with which our society is flavored these days is much different than at other moments in history, but during this moment, our collective responses must be greater than apathy or reciprocation.

There was not, as Sinclair Lewis might have presupposed, a great deal of apathy.

There seems to be a greater sense of apathy than anger in the land.

"The environmental crisis is more profound than it was in 1971 but it's being met with a greater degree of apathy in some quarters.

A higher score of the scale is an indicative of a relatively greater degree of apathy.

Seven years after the attacks of 9/11 and the subsequent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the financial crisis, twinned with the inertia of the lame duck President Bush, has created a great sense of war apathy.