Sentence examples for indifference from from inspiring English sources

Their need to keep Jim's capture quiet, plus the perceived indifference from the FBI, is infuriating.

It ended with him whistling the melody, into a full breeze of indifference from the back of the room.

A week ago, Mr. Sharpton complained that he had perceived indifference from the vice president's campaign on racial issues.

The by-product of Scott's concern and a sense of indifference from others is a need for cheerleaders.

What does such shameless indifference from someone so close to the President say about the overall attitude of the leadership?

But all of this is occurring against a backdrop of seeming indifference from all parties to use public money to invest in building homes.

"I've experienced every kind of coldness and indifference from people," he told me once, "but I've also given myself knowledge, all the way up to the university level.

Shield us from indifference And from our tendency to forget.

We are all familiar with the uncomfortable emotions experienced when encountering impoverished individuals, ranging from indifference to outrage, from guilt to repulsion, from suspicion to even fear.

The indifference projected from the stage is friendly and stylized, but still kind of stunning.

Much of this indifference stemmed from an obsession with profits, come what may.