Sentence examples for grow indifferent from inspiring English sources

"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".

If product, price and service are the same, consumers will grow indifferent towards the seller.

When banks and corporations get too big they grow indifferent and lose the sense of responsibility to and for the people they are meant to be serving.

Like models who grow indifferent to their own nakedness, we're constantly exposed and examined, first by own our critical eye, then by our early readers', then by our agent's, then, if we're lucky, by our editor's.

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.

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.