Sentence examples for mildly indifferent from inspiring English sources

Yet when Arsène Wenger came up to offer an assessment on the evisceration of Arsenal late on Wednesday night – indisputably their most abject defeat in the competition – he actually appeared mildly indifferent.

Reactions to Mr. Weber's murder among a number of people who regularly use Craigslist in search of casual sex ranged from mildly concerned to indifferent.

A substantial share of the population is either completely indifferent, or mildly hostile, to religion in all forms.Mr Vilks, who escaped yesterday's assault unhurt, has been involved in the conflict for years.

I came from a family of white working poor -- mildly racist, but mostly indifferent to the oppression of the "Negroes".

Previous studies demonstrated that B6 mice are strongly attracted to 10 38 mM saccharin and that T1r3 KO mice are either indifferent or mildly deterred by it (9, 15, 50, 57).

But the Roundabout comes close with the mildly pleasant revival currently on Broadway, an indifferent affair saved almost entirely by those buoyant songs.

Part of the background is that a majority of Britain's rising generation seems not merely indifferent to religion, but at least mildly hostile.

I still have no idea what they were saying, but I would hazard a guess that it was largely complimentary of PAOK FC, at least mildly derogatory towards Tottenham Hotspur FC, and incredibly indifferent to the Occupy LSX people who were starting to fill the area.

Twenty-two percent "mildly dislike" or "hate" it, while the remaining one-third are indifferent.

Among them is an old French bulldog with a bad back who tends to eye Sam warily, a giant sheepdog who is completely indifferent to puppies, and a young Scottie with whom Sam is mildly obsessed.

Mildly unenthusiastically.