Sentence examples for indifferent now from inspiring English sources

They are not indifferent now.

"We decided not to remain indifferent now," he said.

It would also be perverse to be indifferent now about whether the second will occur.

And to those who are not ISIS sympathizers, but remain silent or indifferent... now is the time to speak up.

Watching the children eat breakfast, he decides that they are now indifferent towards him.

She considered that the government was now indifferent, or worse, to the situation of black people.

The power struggle that ensued when Viktor Yushchenko won the presidency in December 2004 after weeks of popular protests made her first angry, then disappointed and now indifferent.

That recent indifferent run has now seen them win just once in the last eight but Bowyer believes with the correct application, the play-offs are still achievable.

RESTAURANTS, CAFES AND BARS Belying its old rap as a city of indifferent restaurants, Guanajuato now has plenty of good food and drink.

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.

And the royal leaders of Catholic Europe, the pope's traditional allies, were now indifferent to papal interests, being concerned only with the possibilities of using the national churches in their schemes for administrative reform.