Sentence examples for indifferent style from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking I believe it to be true that the cricketer who has a good style achieves something more than the cricketer who has indifferent style".

His seemingly indifferent style of politics that feels as though he is often a subject of principle rather than people, even though he claims the exact opposite.

PAGE B12 ARTS Berlin Philharmonic At Carnegie Hall The Berlin Philharmonic, led by Simon Rattle, performed four works indifferent styles, from 1894 to 1899.

And Politico was out with a story on Wednesday night questioning whether Newt's blowing it in Iowa and possibly blowing the nomination with an indifferent campaigning style.

Still visible: the pallid palette of exterior paint colors (Urban Titanium Metallic?) and indifferent interior styling.

I'm generally indifferent to most stupid trends, styles, and fashions.

In Latin the two corresponding sentences would be distinguished not by word order, which is grammatically indifferent and largely a matter of style, but by different shapes in the lexical equivalents of dog and cat.

The mayor's enthusiasm for development (he wants a big increase in housebuilding, and a new generation of skyscrapers) alarms many, and he is thought indifferent to the suburbs.Mr Livingstone's style also draws ire.

"His governing style would be considered mean, indifferent and, I would have to say, racist or prejudiced".

His famously unadorned style of writing juxtaposed the indifferent routine of his workaday world with irresistible bouts of drinking, debauchery and equivocal stabs at human connection.

The creative direction for these visuals sought to combine the modern style of downtown New York with the indifferent je ne sais quoi of Parisian teenagers.