Sentence examples for indifferent material from inspiring English sources

Though the script-bound comedy can't do much for an encore, Hawks at least rushes through the indifferent material with a mandarin indifference.

Such indifferent material may now be expected from Sandler; coming from Tom McCarthy, writer-director of 2003's cherishable The Station Agent, it's an almighty shame.

This is the heat treatment of silcrete, which is an indifferent material for stone tool-making until it has been fire-hardened in a very elaborate process that almost certainly does indicate the "elevated cognitive ability" claimed by the excavation team (Brown et al. 2009: 859).

He seems genuinely indifferent to material things.

By show-business standards, though, he is not an especially acquisitive person; with the exception of musical equipment, he seems largely indifferent to material things.

Beattie's next story, "Fancy Flights," was published in The New Yorker six months later, and it featured Michael, an amiable stoner indifferent to material possessions whose self-absorption and childishness take on the dimensions of an American tall tale.

But by this time an industry indifferent to adult material had arisen.

All the while, the instruments churn through their material, indifferent to the singer's plight.

Aristotle was not indifferent to factual material either in natural or in metaphysical philosophy, but equally he was not concerned in either case to frame theories for empirical testing.

Preferred indifferents are the material or subject matter for the rational selection in which virtue consists, but nothing more.

The spirit's lives, stretching both forward and backward from Arthur's, seem at the same time too pointedly chosen and too indifferent to any consistent material logic.