Sentence examples for indifferent phrase from inspiring English sources

The second act monologue where he expounds on dallying with McKellen's wife and then dismisses it all as so much fluff with a wave of his hand and an indifferent phrase is hilarious.

Janice Turner of The Times supported the phrase, writing that she is indifferent to it being used insincerely or 1,000 times a day.

Laurence Olivier, when he went to see his fellow actors after a show, had an exit phrase if they'd given an indifferent performance.

Holst had been distressed by hostile reviews of some of his earlier works, but he was indifferent to critical opinion of Egdon Heath, which he regarded as, in Adams's phrase, his "most perfectly realized composition".

Others were indifferent.

"The governments are indifferent.

Good, bad, indifferent.

Liberals were indifferent.

Nonchalant, indifferent service.

The indifferent news?

"Most mayors are indifferent".