Sentence examples for how indifferent from inspiring English sources

Even worse, how indifferent we are.

Meanwhile it is amazing to find how indifferent Mr. Eifman is to making his story clear.

Over the course of a season the keeper has such an impact on how well or how indifferent you do.

"When you come as a foreigner from abroad, you are immediately shocked by how cold and how indifferent people are," he said.

What I found harder to respect was how indifferent my antiwar friends seemed to be to the costs of allowing Hussein to remain in power.

Literary critics have speculated that Lovecraft was secretly gay, but the salient feature of his sexuality really seems to be how indifferent he was to it.

But George knew how completely indifferent to her he had become.

A century later, many historians see the first world war as the former dominions' "war of independence"."My three years in the British navy have…shown me how completely indifferent was the centre of the imperial faith, England, to my native land," wrote Arthur Lower, a Canadian who became a historian on his return.

Have you ever noticed how remarkably indifferent God is to how humans treat fish?

How imperial and indifferent to us.

Conservatives forget at their peril how greedy and indifferent to poverty they are generally assumed to be.