Sentence examples for indifferent black from inspiring English sources

He had a strange face, pointed and sharp like the blade of a knife, and those beautiful, indifferent black eyes.

Marley takes the hustle to heart, enjoying a leisurely bowl of yogurt and looking at Twitter for three hours before sending a few pitches into that yawning, indifferent black hole from which no joy or light escapes.

After years of listening to these pundits get defensive whenever liberals suggested that Reagan was indifferent towards black voters, I was amused by their decision to keep their mouths shut when a conservative icon suggested the same thing.

If you're in an urban setting, get yourself to a park and watch the squirrels and birds going about their merry business, completely indifferent to Black Friday sales.

In Philadelphia, he marvels at free blacks, indifferent to slavery — "sporting pocket watches, walking canes, breast pins and finger rings just like white folks, they were right dandy" — and in Boston, he attends an abolitionist rally where "everybody got to make a speech about the Negro but the Negro".

House Speaker Paul Ryan professed support, as a way of slowing the community-destroying cycle of poverty, crime and punishment not to mention a way of demonstrating that his party is not indifferent to the blacks and Latinos disproportionately ensnared by the current system.

Many 19th-century doctors believed blacks were indifferent to pain and performed surgery on them without even that era's rudimentary anesthesia.

But he was fired by the Bronx board in 1992, accused of being indifferent to the needs of black students.

Dinkins, was replaced in City Hall that year by Rudolph W. Giuliani, a mayor widely considered to be indifferent, if not hostile, to black New Yorkers.

The Black female was indifferent in terms of significant experiences that have had any impact on her.

Of course, there are many examples of other races being indifferent to the plight of black people and nobody calls that racist.