Sentence examples for indifferent to both from inspiring English sources

Polls and observation suggest that the laity are indifferent to both parties.

Conservatives appear increasingly indifferent to both medical science and the rule of law.

One school of thought holds that its generals are indifferent to both carrots and sticks.

The Coens form a conspiracy of two — industrious, secretive, amused, and seemingly indifferent to both criticism and praise.

Stellerators are more complex magnetic confinement devices than tokamaks, and therefore have always appealed to theoreticians possessing complicated minds and access to supercomputers, but Nature is indifferent to both.

Indifferent to both religion and politics, Mr. Husain, a Muslim by upbringing, treated the gods and goddesses of Hinduism as visual stimuli rather than deities, depicting them unclothed and often in sexually suggestive poses.

Far from indifferent to states, both Indians and colonists sought government allies to aid them in both intra- and intercultural conflicts.

When I glance at my mother she appears, thankfully, to be indifferent both to the heat and to how long I'm taking.

ISIS is both indifferent to the value of the past and rhetorically obsessed with it.

"I only come to prove to you that I am an Artist and that I have relinquished my Appetite for Bertha's adipose body and that I am indifferent to the attachment you both share".

Marty Feldstein reckons a four percentage point rise in borrowing costs will push the annual deficit to 20% of GDP (admittedly, because of the average maturity of the debt, that would take some time to occur).But no matter, because the central bank will buy a lot of the debt; it is both indifferent to the price it pays (and the return it gets) and has a theoretically infinite balance sheet.