You can't be indifferent to truth for months on end and then suddenly return to straight talk.
Why would anyone, he asked himself, be drawn to a leader manifestly unsuited to govern, someone dangerously impulsive or viciously conniving or indifferent to the truth?
Other scientists, although generally indifferent to the truth or falsehood of Many Worlds as a description of the universe, are now working to build these dreamed-up quantum-computing machines.
"We say that there is a rotten underbelly of this case that the prosecutor has swallowed hook, line and sinker, indifferent to the truth, all too eager to latch on to any... story that somehow ticks the boxes that we have to tick [to support charges]," Mr Khan said.
No, I watched Game 6, and baseball is lucky to have a few people like me still around: stalwarts, mad prophets shouting in the wilderness, shouting truth to the indifferent masses cavorting before the golden calves of football and reality television.
Islamic and Jewish Aristotelians regarded kalām theologians (called the mutakallimūn) with a certain contempt, holding them to be mere apologists and indifferent to the philosophical question of truth.
How can evolution, a process that is in principle indifferent to the concept of moral truth, explain our ability to have true moral beliefs?
As the title of Al Gore's Oscar-winning film "An Inconvenient Truth" conveys, science is indifferent to our preferences, it is what it is.
But the truth is, I'm just indifferent to them.
The truth is Mickey was completely indifferent to Judy at this period, even at one point documented by Lorna Smith going back to her dressing room while an unruly audience member was threatening Judy during a performance of TOTT.
