But as she turned away, she asked, indifferently, "So where's she going to college?" "To Princeton".
The doorkeeper frequently has little interviews with him, asking him questions about his home and many other things, but the questions are put indifferently, as great lords put them, and always finish with the statement that he cannot be let in yet.
Despite the name, as we were indifferently informed by the woman behind the bar, who has surely been asked a thousand times before, the building has no connection to the city's most infamous son.
Though the middle-aged woman had doubtless been dealing with a flood of Ugandan refugees, and though burnout could have led her to turn us back or indifferently wave us through, she chose to talk with a harried mother shepherding three girls under age 7. "Why do you want to live in Montreal?" the agent asked, en français.
Maybe spare even one life, a life equal to mine, from indifferently wasting away.
"We need one more," she said indifferently to my companion.
Why? "Well," he shrugs indifferently.
"Is she solemn?" "Yes," he said, indifferently.
"I see," the girl said indifferently.
He reacted indifferently to the news.
– before retreating indoors into indifferently staged runaround.
