Sentence examples for left indifferent from inspiring English sources

But no one, high or low, is left indifferent.

No Israeli was left indifferent by the image of Syrian children killed by chemical weapons, by their own people, only a few miles from the Israeli border.

He prayed aloud in front of a statue of Mary for people to "never be left indifferent to the cries of the poor," reports The Washington Post.

Even fellow Italian neo-realist filmmakers were left indifferent, criticizing the film for being artistically bankrupt and favoring schmaltz over storytelling.

But on Wednesday, it left bidders indifferent and was unsold at £22,000.

While the 12th-century Siculo-Arabic casket left bidders indifferent, Sotheby's managed to find a taker for the Chinese blue-and-white ewer.

The aim was for the spectators to grow so hardened that by the end of their time at school, the bloodiest violence left them indifferent or, better still, amused.

The better services that have accompanied the sale of state enterprises have left many indifferent, particularly in impoverished areas where residents had invested their own money and sweat to string up electrical lines or put in water pipes and drainage.

Odette enters as a timid, shadowy figure who is immediately marked down by Swann "not without beauty... but... a kind of beauty that left him indifferent, that aroused no desire, even caused him a sort of... repulsion".

While topographical veracity here, too, left Turner indifferent, his rendition of the sky with its myriad variations in grey and white betrays an acute observation of nature not found in Claude — the 17th-century master was only concerned about aesthetic effect, not the observation of the world as it is.

IFIL has said that it found the solution implemented on September 20th only after August 25th.This explanation means the existence of the swap was a felicitous coincidence; so too its mechanics, which left Merrill indifferent to switching from cash settlement to physical delivery.