Sentence examples for grew indifferent from inspiring English sources

After that, Boris grew indifferent to filling his large orders, preferring to spend time sketching.

And yet with time, and with Solzhenitsyn's weekly exposure on television, the majority of the public soured on him or grew indifferent.

He grew indifferent to life.

While the government has focused on beautifying El Centro, Mexico City's civil society has in many ways grown indifferent to the poverty, inequality and vulnerability that continue to beset it.

Laura Linney and Orlando Bloom are drawing audiences to London's playhouses, even as theatergoers seem to be growing indifferent to who's in the cast.

"But the country did grow indifferent to the royals in the 1990s when the marriages of Charles, Anne and Andrew all hit the rocks.

Of the 40 films he has acted in, he said that he enjoyed working on most of them, but that he "can grow indifferent very quickly".

Many top politicians are selfish and short-sighted (not an exclusively Italian failing); small-party leaders are understandably happy with the status quo; and, worst, the public has grown indifferent.

He did not reach the final in Sydney, but unless he gets hurt or grows indifferent, he should find himself atop the medal podium at the 2004 Summer Games.

But in an imposing environment of ancient stone circles and steep ridges rising out of the sea, Ginny grows indifferent to Mo as the history and majesty of this place dwarfs his confident explications.

A coalition that included the churches, the unions, the N.A.A.C.P., and the Liberal Democrats might effect gradual reforms, they conceded, but they, or many of them, had grown indifferent to any kind of "progress" short of radical social upheaval.