And far below, in the meadow from which the mountain rose, a crowd of telescopes was trained on him.He later said he felt nothing but contempt for those who had observed him, safe and distant, like indifferent gods.
(The dogs, by the way, reacted to the elephants like indifferent children being yelled at by their parents).
They think presidents, prime ministers and the like are indifferent — in fact, they are impotent.
I don't like her indifferent manner and attitude.
The Cynics took their name from the Greek for "dog," referring to the animal-like life indifferent to social conventions which they pursued, carrying out all their bodily functions in full public view.
You don't need a Senate forecaster to know which way the gridlock will go: the Congressional intransigence Americans claim to hate (even as they like or remain indifferent to divided control of the branches of government, the cause of said intransigence) will either continue or get worse, to the detriment of everyone, assuming that Republicans have legislative goals beyond dismantling Obamacare.
Ripe, adventurous, vivacious, flirtatious, she was, like Braun, indifferent to politics, dismissing Hitler as "a clown who looked like Charlie Chaplin".
Raking out the sand in the cove, he was, like Mr. Modesto, indifferent to attention.
Stunning, too, considering that in recent weeks, many military analysts and diplomats were grousing that the Northern Alliance seemed like an indifferent, rudderless ragtag collection of third-rate soldiers.
But this Hyundai is also enjoyable and versatile enough that some shoppers might consider moving down-market to the Accent from larger, significantly more expensive cars like the indifferent Honda Civic, the decrepit Toyota Corolla and the stale Nissan Sentra.
But the GLS sedan tested by Mr. Huffman finds a way to put the pieces together better than any of its competitors, as he writes: This Hyundai is enjoyable and versatile enough that some shoppers might consider moving down-market to the Accent from larger, significantly more expensive cars like the indifferent Honda Civic, the decrepit Toyota Corolla and the stale Nissan Sentra.
