Sentence examples for most indifferent from inspiring English sources
There were a further 28 films - some good, some bad, most indifferent.
A show reel of Croft moments would delight even those most indifferent to rugby's charms.
Inside this merciless man, Mr. Foster shows us a boy pitifully eager to please the most indifferent of fathers.
He told them: "Do not be afraid to go and to bring Christ into every area of life, to the margins of society, even to those who seem farthest away, most indifferent".
Owing to the way that elections operate, the most sought-after voters also tend to be the most indifferent ones — those who, deep into a campaign, still don't have a clear impression of the candidates in contention.
Then there's outreach, which, as Ebdon's predecessor Sir Martin Harris noted, seems to be the most effective way of widening access to those who are most indifferent to the notion that higher education is for them.
But they are, for the most part, indifferent.
Meanwhile, Hollywood had a strong year in the country most culturally indifferent to foreign cinema except for perhaps the US.
The women have time to be so magnificent only because they were, for the most part, indifferent mothers or not mothers at all.
That's because the ecosystem continues to be dominated by device-makers and mobile-carriers that are, in most cases, indifferent – or outright hostile – to the upgrade process.
