Sentence examples for indifferent from from inspiring English sources
The correct phrase is "indifferent to." Example: The student was indifferent to the professor's lecture.
SO, is all of this good, bad or indifferent from the taxpayer's standpoint?
It means abandoning specious kinds of neutrality, taking the side of the victim and making enough noise to rouse the powerful and indifferent from their slumbers.
These findings imply that dietary diversity/quality is indifferent from a particular food source, be it self-production or market.
My objective here is to make your heirs completely indifferent (from a financial perspective) to how long you live.
The results indicates that wearing gloves decreased the grip MVC, and the thicker the gloves, the less the grip MVC, but the wearing style did not change the MVC (Cotton-2 MVC was indifferent from Covered-2 MVC).
If the CIL≤1, then the observed latency was indifferent from baseline.
There is, morevoer, no absolute yes-no to whether other, non-torture, techniques would have resulted in the same information--good, bad, indifferent--from the interrogation.
Both of these operas and others earned polite applause from audiences and indifferent shrugs from nearly everyone else.
How Terry Connor would have wished for this kind of endeavour from his team - and indifferent display from his opponents -throughout his brief tenure.
But as big a worry for the Vatican as a hostile greeting from some quarters must be an indifferent one from mainstream Britain.
This has been met with, at best, indifferent reactions from his fellow world leaders and indignation from tax campaigners after he failed to make any real commitment to solving the problem.
