Sentence examples for have been indifferent from inspiring English sources

Yet Miss Chu, for whom Bella cares the most, seems always to have been indifferent to Bella.

That Afghans find Koran desecration more distressing does not mean they have been indifferent to the murders, particularly of the children.

FOR 30 years, Britain's politicians have been indifferent to the shape of its economy: growth was important, the source of the expansion was not.

She says that Toyota — from her dealer to headquarters — has not responded to her inquiries, and Japanese authorities have been indifferent to her concerns as a consumer.

In the plaintiffs' view, the dealers had no money at risk and should have been indifferent to any variations in consumer creditworthiness.

The parallels are implicit: Romney, confronted with people who are not like him, abroad or at home, offends vast swaths of people who might otherwise have been prone to like him, or, at the very least, to have been indifferent.

Sporting have done everything to concede the initiative, while New York have been indifferent-to-poor on the road and imploded again on Sunday.

"I indeed had been indifferent as the soldiers around me whose indifference I was attempting to capture," Ware says.

Unfortunately, Iran has been indifferent.

Since then, I've been indifferent".

The support the officers have had from senior officers has been indifferent".