3. " … item, two lips, indifferent red; item, two grey eyes, with lids to them; item, one neck, one chin, and so forth".
In 1995, she appeared in an episode of Channel 4's Alan Davies vehicle One for the Road and made her last theatre appearance as a cast member in the Bush Theatre's Two Lips, Indifferent Red.
Connie is casually indifferent.
So while the other damsels at the ball in "The Portrait of a Lady" faint, presumably from the corsets, Nicole Kidman struts about with her burnished hair wild and aswirl, utterly indifferent to her clothes, her eyes red-rimmed.
She lives alone, 1,000km from Moscow, is indifferent to politics and to "who's red and who's white", and cares only for planting potatoes and making it to spring.
Both sides got off to indifferent starts to the season with neither the Reds nor the Potters able to secure maximum points in any of their first five matches.
We remain indifferent to Miss Fortune (however persuasively sung by a red-wigged Emma Bell), her vulgar nouveau parents who lose their riches, the sharp-suited romantic interest, Simon (the lovely Jacques Imbrailo).
Middle of Nowhere The heart of a young woman (sultry newcomer Emayatzy Corinealdi) is torn between her imprisoned, indifferent husband (Omari Hardwick, Sparkle) and a nurturing, attentive bus driver (David Oyelowo, Red Tails).
While devotees like Ms. Harrison delight in seeing Franklin's outfits, he is mostly indifferent to fashion, Mr. Franquinha said, equally happy in a Giants T-shirt, a red hoodie or a dapper baseball cap.
Emanating from the particular decision made, the values of the tool-outputs are displayed on the coloured bar consisting of a red, yellow, and green field which represent: a bad, medium or indifferent, and good performance.
For centuries, Languedoc was known for thin, acidic reds made primarily from carignan and cinsault, high-yielding, easy-to-grow grapes that produce indifferent wines.
