People living in such a system become indifferent to life and even attracted to death.
It's as if governments were indifferent to life and in love with death.
Sifting them through his brain, Ferguson would grow dulled to their glitter, indifferent to life and able to sleep.
It was followed by an indifferent still life of anemones done by Monet in 1885, which easily met expectations when it went for $1.65 million.
Mr. Friedman gives a doggedly intense performance as the hard-luck antihero of the tale, seething with the bottled-up rage of a man who cannot accept the indifferent hand life has dealt him.
This is a budget that will result in people with disabilities dying, not as an unfortunate side-effect, but as a direct consequence of a system that is empirically indifferent to life.
"Lebanon, Israel, Ireland, South Africa, wherever there is a bleeding sore on the body of the world, the same hard-eyed narrow-minded fanatics are busy, indifferent to life, in love with death.
In the first years of the Decembrists' imprisonment, Katya Trubetskaya had been everybody's morale-builder, with her good humor and levelheadedness, but after her children began to die and her own health failed she became indifferent to life, and she died about two years before the amnesty declared by Tsar Alexander II, on the occasion of his coronation, in 1856.
You can call yourself a "pro-conception-to-birth, indifferent-to-life conservative".
You can call yourself a 'pro-conception-to-birth, indifferent-to-life conservative.' I will never refer to someone who pickets Planned Parenthood but lobbies against common-sense gun laws as 'pro-life.'".
