Sentence examples for indifferently to from inspiring English sources

He reacted indifferently to the news.

The Akkadian word napistu was used indifferently to mean "the throat," "to breathe," and "life" itself.

To get water turn the handle indifferently to the left or to the right".

Everyone else at Shea Stadium acted indifferently to a young pitcher making his season debut.

They looked pretty mean, biologically disposed and militarily programmed to cut no slack, to listen indifferently to lame-ass excuses before getting down to the serious business of meting out punishment.

The US, Britain and other western countries reacted indifferently to a recent nuclear fuel swap negotiated by Turkey and Brazil, saying it was not serious and did not halt uranium enrichment.

For an individual who is entitled to income of a unit of labor (indifferently allocated to either sector) and to ω i times the per capita amount of the other factors that produce the economy's output, welfare in the model is given by (5) plus ω i -1 times the amount β 1 2 - l 1 - l of the economy's per capita non-labor income.

The results confirmed that radar and optical images can be indifferently used to extract hedgerow network and derived landscape metrics (hedgerow density, network grain) useful to explain the spatial distribution of forest carabid beetles.

Heidegger's celebrated notion of Dasein (existence, but - literally - "being here") was a revolt against the "analytical" traditions of the late 19th century and the thought that the truths described by philosophy were indifferently available to all people, whether "here" (that is, part of this culture) or not.

I'm not sure what is more alarming, perpetually having random and unidentifiable goo all over me within minutes of wearing something clean, or indifferently continuing to wear said goo unfazed, fully aware that some of it is likely fecal matter.

Throughout this article, we will indifferently refer to a node and its k-mer sequence as the same object.