Sentence examples for in indifferent from inspiring English sources

As it happens, he is in indifferent health.

Classic Stage Company had a poor season last year, a roster of famous actors (Taylor Schilling, Peter Dinklage, Chris Noth, Peter Sarsgaard) performing unconvincingly in indifferent revivals.

Just because someone is good at wearing clothes, or appearing in indifferent TV, or writing gruesome power ballads, doesn't automatically mean they don't know books.

Rooney has been in indifferent Premier League form, scoring only twice for Manchester United this season, in contrast to Kane's five goals in the last three league games and Jamie Vardy finding the net in nine consecutive league matches.

Approaching the age of 75 and at times in indifferent health, I tendered my resignation as archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh to Pope Benedict XVI some months ago.

In any case, as a 74-year-old priest with heart problems and a pacemaker – a man "at times in indifferent health" as he put it yesterday – he is unlikely to have had the strength to seek further advancement.

We see a similar nuclear localization in the indifferent gonad in the tammar wallaby (Additional file 3).

This surprising result is the kind of discovery that can pique interest in numbers even in students indifferent to math.

I wondered what I might have become had I been in his place, in an indifferent world, with nothing to lose.

John McCain repeated the shining city line, though in a rote tone, in an indifferent speech.

In dairy cooperatives, farmers are in fact indifferent to the distance factors, because the cooperative bears the transaction costs of collecting the milk from farms.