Sentence examples for indifferent work from inspiring English sources

was marked by a slackening of his already indifferent work habits, but mainly by a theatrical act that had suddenly switched masks -- smiles to frowns.

Vick is the sports world's redemption story of the day, riding a two-game hot streak against awful defenses and magically erasing six years that have included arrests, allegations, inaccurate passes and indifferent work habits.

Your guess is as good as mine, because, really, every year the studios release good, bad, indifferent work, the best of which invariably end up on my Top 10.

Though publishers of fiction recognize certain obligations to art, even when these are unprofitable (as they usually are), they are impelled for the most part to regard the novel as a commercial property and to be better pleased with large sales of indifferent work than with the mere unremunerative acclaim of the intelligentsia for books of rare merit.

Its role is just to create an environment for artists to do good, bad, or indifferent work.

Yet this was not enough to erase the feeling that there is a new reticence when it comes to the innumerable mediocre or merely indifferent works that are being offered with unwarranted estimates.

His efforts at fiction, even in his last year of high school, were indifferent; works like "Ralph and the Legal Milestone," also now housed at the Ransom Center, still don't herald the birth of a great writer.

In many ways, the experience is like an interactive version of Robinson Crusoe – alone in an idyllic but indifferent world, working with the landscape in order to survive.

Indifferent to work, adrift generally, she is either uncomfortable or bored by conventions of emotional sharing.

The bodies of both victims were exhumed earlier this year, Mr. Rebert said, and significant evidence was retrieved, including the bullet that killed the police officer -- an indication of indifferent investigative work in the past.

Arpaio faces a separate, broader lawsuit filed by the U.S. Justice Department in May, alleging systematic profiling, sloppy and indifferent police work and a disregard for minority rights.