Sentence examples for highly indifferent from inspiring English sources
A highly indifferent former City trader cosies up to the bizarre confection of megalomania that is Trump, yet the sense of rebellion against elites among their supporters is real.
The stallions, though highly intelligent, remain indifferent to these human machinations.
They were a paradoxical breed: restlessly active yet fond of tight places, highly analytical yet indifferent to risk.
As professors Willcocks and Lacity note, "Corporate work systems, in our experience, are frequently highly flawed, either through indifferent design or having grown in an ad hoc manner in reaction to problems and various demands.
Enzymes transforming such C1 carriers may be indifferent to or highly specific for the kind of cofactor.
This leads to a highly turbulent flow regime which is indifferent to the planet's rotational state.
Unlike Mr. Dodin and his large-scale socially oriented theater, Mr. Ginkas creates small, intense, highly personal visions that leave few spectators indifferent.
For example, experts appeared to be highly negative about media influences, whereas consumers appeared more indifferent about media influences and motives.
The fact is that the ECB is highly credible: most observers, me included, are quite sure that it is totally allergic to inflation and relatively indifferent to the collapse of the real economy.
If it's extreme or highly emotional with gesticulations, it's probably for the benefit of an angry wife or in fear of seeming too indifferent.
