Sentence examples for indifferent one from inspiring English sources

If one were truly indifferent one simply would not choose.

But on the first four episodes of "The Locator," which will be shown on Saturday nights in back-to-back half-hour episodes on the WE network, Mr. Dunn never locates a dead person or an indifferent one.

Was it a funny news item, an indifferent one?

A glowing one will help you get an interview; an indifferent one could stop you.

As dress rehearsals for international cricket go, this was a fairly indifferent one for Simon Kerrigan.

Mr. Dylan can be an inconstant performer, and sometimes an indifferent one.

Usher on a starlet, usher off a quarterback, tell six indifferent one-liners ("I asked McNamara if we could come, and he said, 'Why not, we've tried everything else' "), and then try to stay awake as the troops cheer.

Cambridge, for example, simply rejects, reasonably, the benchmark based on exam grades (which equates a handful of good results with many indifferent ones).

I tended to balk if a book contained some good lines but also some indifferent ones.

"His performance has that no-brakes whiff of danger that marks out the interesting Romeos from the indifferent ones," Lyn Gardner wrote in The Guardian.

Another is that the link with the teachers' union has been severed, and idealistic, energetic young teachers have replaced indifferent ones.