Sentence examples for huge indifference from inspiring English sources
The public has given strong support to the BBC in one of the largest ever responses to a government public consultation, while showing huge indifference to the way it is governed.
Large urban districts face huge challenges in terms of funding, urban pathologies, and the indifference of people who do not live in them.
Often the most amazing artistry is in the tiniest details: the blue-black deity whose white eyes are red rimmed; the languid indifference of a red figure being crushed under a huge blue foot.
Just days ago the country had seemed subdued by a mixture of fear and indifference at the prospect of playing co-host to such a huge international event along with South Korea.
But it has done democracy a huge disservice during four years when its members lined their pockets, while displaying utter indifference to the misery faced by many Pakistanis.
Part of the reason why our world is characterized by injustice, lack of care, and huge socioeconomic disparities between different people is that we treat the natural world with indifference and sometimes even contempt, say ecofeminists.
"This notion of an indifference to translation has been completely belied by our festival," she says, "which attracted huge audiences and was hugely successful".
What I keep hearing is that more than outright hostility, a huge piece of the white church's complicity in America's original sin comes down to indifference to others.
But it's precisely this huge endeavour to relieve society of its inequalities, which makes it so particularly disappointing to read of her indifference (and to be honest it was less indifference, and more annoyance) at the idea of opening a dialogue on what is a pretty common criticism of Dunham's show.
But that indifference was followed quickly by shame, and I began to picture my stepdad having a mental breakdown and a huge part of my childhood being reduced to ashes.
