Sentence examples for indifferent like from inspiring English sources

I was indifferent, like a typical guy, but I was happy when we had our son Abel and when we had Eli two and a half years later.

"The country was in flames, we were all crying, and he seemed to be aloof and indifferent, like a portrait painted on a canvas.

In this way, the space for decision-making by the democratically elected politicians is severely limited, and the political process deals predominantly with issues towards which capital is indifferent (like culture wars).

Below, trucks roared past, bearing their own graffiti markings from other parts of the city, alien communication spread by an indifferent carrier, like a virus.

His efforts at fiction, even in his last year of high school, were indifferent; works like "Ralph and the Legal Milestone," also now housed at the Ransom Center, still don't herald the birth of a great writer.

At times, Venter seems to thrive on his enemies' indignation, with an indifferent grace, like a surfer shooting a tubular wave, letting himself be propelled through their cresting wrath.

But while rural dwellers in particular chafe at restrictions and heavy-handed enforcement – which has included forced abortions – many in cities are used to the policy and seem largely indifferent, or like the idea of increasing their families but worry about the financial impact.

Some indifferent things, like health or wealth, have value and therefore are to be preferred, even if they are not good, because they are typically appropriate, fitting or suitable (oikeion) for us.

The power of the "movie" to help indifferent folks like me become introspective about something so distant and away from my everyday life, can go a long way beyond individual change.

They think presidents, prime ministers and the like are indifferent — in fact, they are impotent.

I don't like her indifferent manner and attitude.