Sentence examples for indifferent reality from inspiring English sources

We have come to think of human beings and animals as elements of a morally indifferent reality that reveals itself only to neutral or science-based methods.

As writers negotiate to what extent the human will can surmount the adversity of an indifferent reality, sculptors and painters retreat from the very thought of the masterpiece--which failed to tame the barbarous impulses of nations.

He seems virtually indifferent to reality, often saying whatever helps him make the case he's trying to make.

"In Latin America, as a musician, you cannot be indifferent to reality, and these three people are a case in point," Mr. Golijov said.

Mr. Beilin, who is on the opposition left in Israeli politics, replied: "I don't give up on Sharon, because he is pragmatic; he is not indifferent to reality.

Not since the creation of the income tax, he said, "has the United States seriously entertained a policy so comprehensively hostile to economic freedom, or so arrogantly indifferent to economic reality".

The service appeared indifferent, but in reality I was sold on a couple of bottles of wine that were less expensive than what I was prepared to order — a rare occurrence — with happy results.

Too many in my own family were among the unforgiving, caustically indifferent to the reality of an MP's service.

Insidious little scaley things were intent on fattening themselves, utterly indifferent to the reality that they were killing their host.

And then because, in any event, this boycott campaign is in reality indifferent to the stance of the government of Mr. X or Mrs. Y.

Climate deniers are now no different from flat-earthers clinging to a belief at odds with reality, indifferent to overwhelming data and undeniable evidence contrary to that belief.