Sentence examples for indifferent reading from inspiring English sources

But just as often the choice will involve a truly indifferent reading.

And Miriam Kapner gave an indifferent reading of Sequenza VII (1969) for oboe, but her own "Emerging" (2000) was a sensitive exploration of the oboe's singing character and its technical armory.

The plethora of summaries and anthologies that appeared implies a public progressively indifferent to reading whole works of literature for themselves.

When the men do get to sit down and talk, the abbreviated discussions about politics that Ned foists on his indifferent friends read like notes for a different novel — a thicker, richer one in which characters are more than indications of the ideas that they are meant to represent.

That Leavitt depicts his own generation of "hot" young writers as not just preoccupied with reputation but also apparently indifferent to the alchemy of reading itself may be the most damning thing of all.

"In light of the security situation, I think we cannot afford to let ourselves be indifferent to xenophobia and fear," it reads, in Hebrew.

Act indifferent as to what the check reads.

After reading the book, my mostly indifferent attitudes towards cigarettes shifted drastically.

Researchers in the US studied 36 dogs and found that most were indifferent when their owners ignored them and read aloud from a children's pop-up book.

The state was indifferent to the way people lived — what they read, where they worshipped, whom they shared a bed with.

Roberts said that he was initially indifferent about competing in Europe, but when he read that Sheene had labeled him as,"no threat", he made up his mind to compete.