Sentence examples for indifferent manner from inspiring English sources

The Silver Parka The most seriously injured victim, Natania Reuben, said on the stand that Mr. Combs pulled a gun from the folds of his silver parka, which he wore in the slouchy, indifferent manner favored by rappers: halfway down his arms and drooped across his hips.

I don't like her indifferent manner and attitude.

In the via moderna, a concept is just an act of the mind representing singulars in a more or less indifferent manner, yielding a more or less universal signification for the term.

Yeats proposed in an indifferent manner, with conditions attached, and he both expected and hoped she would turn him down.

Overall, the data obtained from the reward magnitude and delay-to-reward manipulations were indistinguishable; subjects experiencing low-response effort requirement behaved in a risk-indifferent manner and subjects experiencing high-response effort requirement preferred the variable schedule.

"Engaging company" is not a description you would use of Liam Williams (Capitalism, Laughing Horse @ The Cellar Monkey), though his downbeat, indifferent stage manner is oddly compelling.

He carried himself "with a cool grace which seemed indifferent to applause, his manner somehow similar to the poise of a fine boxer, quick with his hands, neat in his timing, and two feet away from his corner when the bell ended the round".

His intervention appears to be part of a concerted effort by Labour moderates not to allow themselves to be portrayed as indifferent to inequality in the manner of Tony Blair in the mid-90s.

"Old Man's Song," from 1863, about a beggar lingering near a doorway, demonstrates his keen skill in capturing the essence of humanity's outcasts in a manner detached but hardly indifferent.

Biceps popping out of his black-and-white-striped polo shirt, Mr. Simon, 67, played a grab bag of hits from across his career in a manner both committed and indifferent.

Bradley was 31 and had a smooth, boyish face; his tall, slim body was appealing, but his manner seemed cold and indifferent.