Sentence examples for mutual indifference from inspiring English sources

Portuguese-speaking Brazil has looked to its Spanish-speaking neighbours.This mutual indifference is slowly changing.

Over the centuries of mutual indifference and disengagement, the two nations evolved in very different ways.

That pairing was deemed controversial on account of a mutual indifference between the marquee golfers.

Above all, two of the effects were pernicious: instead of free disputes among individuals, organized blocks (or "schools") now began to form; and the cooperative dialogue between theology and philosophy turned into mutual indifference or distrust.

The two men warm to each other slowly, and Reiner manages the stages of friendship — mutual indifference changing into ironical tolerance, then into irritated appreciation, and finally into dependence — with psychologically acute detail.

I sensed mutual indifference behind polite smiles and had the overwhelming impression that, more and more frequently, I was watching people who didn't really know why they were living".

He describes his marriage as 25 years of of mutual isolation & indifference to real life.

The indifference is mutual: trailers don't need us, and are indeed designed to pre-empt and counteract our influence.

Given this endowment bundle (c,f), the Pareto efficient bundle can be determined at the mutual tangency of Crusoe's and Friday's indifference curves in the Edgeworth box along the Pareto Set (Contract curve).

On the same day, Le Monde published another front-page piece, this time lamenting the mutual "incomprehension" between Europe and the United States and the "mood of indifference, indeed of mistrust, towards France and Europe, in the entourage surrounding President Bush .Mr Blair remains grimly determined to be the Americans' staunch ally.

McDougall hopes that this new approach will overcome Canadian industry's notorious indifference to research by demonstrating what he called the "mutual value" of collaborative projects.