Sentence examples for indifferent display from inspiring English sources

Having been forced to come from a set down in the opening two rounds, he then took aim at the scheduling, labelling it "unfair" and a "joke", before failing to impress in an indifferent display against Fabio Fognini.

But Onuoha scored an unlikely winner in the last minute as his header from Faurlin's corner crept past Ali Al Habsi in front of the travelling supporters to ensure Hasselbaink will have ended the evening with a smile, despite his new charges' indifferent display.

There has been some debate of late over whether the substitute's up-and-down season has represented a reasonable return on an outlay of £49m, and this was another indifferent display, though a goal with one of his first touches will have done the player's confidence no harm.

How Terry Connor would have wished for this kind of endeavour from his team - and indifferent display from his opponents -throughout his brief tenure.

In contrast, Small Heath put on "a very indifferent display" in losing 4 1 at West Bromwich Albion.

Provided he can stay fit, Ramsey is beginning to show his true value after being on the receiving end of criticism last term for some indifferent displays.

Midfielder Mikel Arteta feels that shows the mental strength of the club's record signing, who has been under some scrutiny in recent weeks following a few indifferent displays.

After the kind of indifferent first half display that would see most Fulham fans happy to see the back of him, things changed in the second.

Vancouver host Seattle on Saturday afternoon, after an indifferent Canadian Cup display against Toronto in midweek, enlivened mainly by the French striker's vicious volley in the last minute of stoppage time.

More than 10,000 Bosnian supporters were aghast at the unorganised and indifferent performance and booed the display of Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko, who has scored 33 goals in 60 appearances for his country and did not take kindly to the criticism.

Community-based service users and carers have described staff who remain indifferent to them, and who display an inherent disregard for their views.