Regardless of the twin modes of authenticity and inauthenticity, Heidegger insists early in Being and Time that the human being must first be presented in its indifferent character, prior to any choice to be authentic or not.
Six teams performed but it felt a little sloppy, though Aldana Silveyra deftly created a bored, indifferent character that was amusing.
And Scottoline, so attentive to plot, is indifferent to character.
Yet he went on to defend Saved as "a moral play": "It is impossible to be indifferent to the characters' indifference".
A technological system is as indifferent to the character of its user as dice are to the character of the craps player.
The decision not to have the nose straightened seems to offer more reliable testimony of a character indifferent to vanity.
He could have done without the tale of the wan sophomore girl (Elena Kampouris) who is impregnated by a handsome, indifferent football player — clichéd characters out of the soaps.
It is tempting to assume a type of pathetic fallacy here, that the river, which in so many of Taylor's stories appears as either a serene or indifferent counterpoint to her characters' crises, is showing Rose that she, too, can rise and escape her bounds: that the way we normally see the world is not the only way it can be seen.
Mikami was indifferent to the main character's gender.
However, due to low node support, the trees are indifferent to whether the morphological characters used to unite the Marynidae are the result of retention of ancestral states or convergence.
In closing, Karnick suggested that these films were not puritanical, but proved that audiences "could be just as indifferent and callous as the characters in the films".
