Arizona looked apathetic, uninspired and fractured in its 75-65 loss to West Virginia on Thursday night.
Rivaldo often looked apathetic and sullen – his smile was so rare that, when it came, it broke a thousand mirrors, and at times he seemed to dither like a posh boy pretending to have commitment issues – but when the mood took him and he fancied the challenge, he pursued it with the remorseless will and purpose of Javier Bardem in No Country For Old Men.
The sky outside the window where I sit sipping white wine and typing looks apathetic.
I feel apathetic; there is so much to grip.
He looked at the apathetic faces on his students.
The woman grabbed a rock and started smashing the son in the eye socket with it, while he remained completely silent with this almost apathetic, dour look on his face that I still can't get out of my head.
Because sufferers of depression tend to be more apathetic about looking after themselves and taking medication, compliance with treatment is therefore worse.
Clearly, however, large sections of the community were bewildered or simply apathetic over what looked to them to be just one more incomprehensible crisis.
"If you had told me a few months ago that thousands of people would take to the streets to complain about our political system," said one protester, María Subinas, "I would have found it hard to believe, because it looked like we were an apathetic generation that was incapable of responding to a crisis even when it was destroying our jobs like a tsunami".
In "Great Problems in the Street," she writes about "the indifferent" — South African whites who, though "kindly and decent," are essentially apathetic and unwilling to look beyond the comfort of their lives to confront the injustice that is its foundation.
