Sentence examples for initial indifference toward from inspiring English sources

After a period of initial indifference toward the Christians, Diocletian ended his reign by unleashing against them, in 303, the last and most violent of their persecutions.

Both relationships overcame an initial indifference which very quickly gave way to a devoted attachment.

The resulting documentary showed young men move from initial indifference to outright enthusiasm.

Each of these considerations might reasonably account for the mainstream press's initial indifference to the Mearsheimer-Walt essay.

The initial indifference was replaced by a growing fury, once sites such as Rolling Stone and Splitsider gathered myriad instances of his plagiarism.

This attire contributed to Baba's identification as a Muslim fakir and was a reason for initial indifference and hostility against him in a predominantly Hindu village.

He had plenty of money and a vast indifference toward making any more.

In a way, Akirov's indifference toward the hotel's past is irrelevant.

In the BBC interview, Archbishop Williams appeared to strike an attitude of indifference toward the visit.

(Some voices go even further in expressing disdain for Washington's new indifference toward Colombia.

Their indifference toward oxygen, for example, confers utter nonflammability upon the noble gases.