The creature's ideal reproductive strategy — mating with other starfish, releasing a million eggs, of which a handful survive the oceans, and then moving on — was arrived at ages ago: in the long indifferent view of nature, the starfish is more successful than all the antler-heavy elks and tail-proud peacocks and self-shaving mammals that we celebrate.
That's largely because the Kremlin has an indifferent view of the crisis, Malinowska-Sempruch says.
That foreign policy is also, in his view, indifferent to world opinion on environmental protections, arms control, trade and international justice.
He insisted he was largely indifferent to the views of journalists: "They know I don't care about their opinions.
The play is set in a garish, metaphorical playground full of frustrated children, angry at a world that seems indifferent to their views, desperate to wield power themselves.
For instance I regret that our government has been so indifferent to the views, and neglectful of our friendship with, the Gulf states.
The two cars were busier than they had been the day before, although the passengers were the same mix of tourists — striving to snap cameras through the small openings in the windows — and locals thoroughly indifferent to the views.
The film was quickly seen, at the time of its release, to present a repellently indifferent and instrumentalizing view of race relations and the politics surrounding them.
As Roberts highlights, this narrow framing prevents the multiplicity of pregnant women's encounters with ultrasound from being "voiced and acknowledged, including... unpleasurable or indifferent experiences of viewing ultrasound images" (2012a, 133).
An acquaintance wrote, "[H]e bore the universal attack with admirable good nature and sang froid... To all appearances, equally secure in his own views and indifferent to public odium, he passed from reverse to reverse with perfectly bland manner and unwearying courtesy".
