Was the president indifferent to Kelly's role as, in Ta-Nehisi Coates's words, "the proprietor of the largest local racial profiling operation in the country," or simply inattentive?
Rivera is essentially putting flesh on those ghostly bones; she's arguing that decisions made in college admissions -- good, bad or indifferent -- play a determinative role in where you go to work and how much money you make.
In a country plagued by a corrupt police force, a politicised justice system, and an often indifferent government, NGOs play a key role.
In the background lie a mountain and an indifferent sea, their beauty reduced to a supporting role.
Moreover, the role of the anions of the indifferent supporting electrolyte in the formation of the condensed film of the adsorbed molecules has been elucidated.
Yet powerful socio-cultural groups are often indifferent or reluctant to acknowledge they are part of the problem or to examine their role in disadvantaging Indigenous clients, illustrating Wisniewski's concept of 'the averted gaze'[ 77]:5].
Despite an indifferent record at Headingley, he still played an important role within the three-man pace attack and took the crucial last wicket on Tuesday afternoon.
As Leigh says: "He will make hay with roles – no matter how good, bad or indifferent the films are, he will always be worth watching".
"One of the vital roles of the Ford Foundation," he wrote, "is to provide leadership in the formal arts and in the arts of living — a role that American capital as a whole is too indifferent or selfish to play".
She is more goose than swan — a big-boned and a little slouchy, indifferent to the imperatives of gracefulness that can land you romantic-comedy roles and a spot in the Vanity Fair "Young Hollywood" group portrait.
