Sentence examples for great indifference from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huckabee's rear-view mirror reflects great indifference to his candidacy just a few months ago.

IT was with great indifference that I dropped in on Pardo's, a month-old spot on Seventh Avenue South in the West Village.

Often, there is great indifference toward sports among Swarthmore's 1,375 students, who are apt to be more interested in the double helix than the double reverse.

Mr. Hornby knows that a onetime star who wakes up in his 50s to find himself with five children, a great indifference to his ex-wives and a reputation as a has-been is not going to be happy about it.

Presently, we've seen some Israel and Jewish people, who believe they are 'The Chosen Ones,' treat the Palestinian people with great indifference and murderous cruelty.

Some listings also imply a degree of dissatisfaction on the part of the customer; in the 1773 edition, Miss Dean exhibited "great indifference" while entertaining her client, busying herself by cracking nuts while he was "acting his joys".

His subsequent novels met the same or possibly even greater indifference.

But those Muslims who are rich or powerful show, if anything, even greater indifference to the arts.

For all the talk of global integration, the fate of the very poorest countries has become, if anything, a matter of even greater indifference to the rich ones than it used to be.

Drawbacks There is great public indifference to community affairs in many of the country's Relovilles.

13, 20 An FIC index less than 0.5 indicated synergism; less than 1.0 but greater than 0.5 indicated additive action; less than 2.0 but greater than 1.0 indicated indifference; and greater than 2.0 indicated antagonism.