Sentence examples for indifferent moon from inspiring English sources
Images such as the lover tremulously choosing the object of their affection, or the indifferent moon that watches over us all, are repeated over and over again.
There's brutality and unhappiness in a seemingly placid universe, yet throughout it all, landscape, weather and custom remain indifferent to people's lives: the moon still rises; the muezzin still makes his prayer call; the wind still blows.
They aren't from our Floor Group, I can't remember their names") she remains hearteningly indifferent to the unfolding catastrophe, skipping therapy, mooning over her room-mate, Louis, and cursing the on-site hairdresser for giving her bangs.
Her second book, "Human Dark with Sugar," opens with "I'm Over the Moon," a breakup poem to that fickle, indifferent suitor of all poets: I don't like what the moon is supposed to do.
Pence, however, appeared indifferent to the rapprochement, and even skipped a dinner hosted by Moon prior to the opening ceremony over fear of meeting North Korea's delegation.
As she approaches fifty, she shifts her mooning to Kenji, who has evidently been kidnapped by his indifferent mother's powerful family.
Wanderer moon smiling a faintly ironical smile at this brilliant, dew-moistened summer morning, -- a detached sleepily indifferent smile, a wanderer's smile, -- if I should buy a shirt your color and put on a necktie sky-blue where would they carry me?
"The governments are indifferent.
