Sentence examples for my indifferent from inspiring English sources

He is sinking into squalor and petty crime in Panama's constant downpours: A curtain of rain fell into the filthy waters of the Pacific, and from my window the city seemed to dissolve, before my indifferent eyes, into fierce whirlpools of mud, garbage, and dead leaves spinning around the sewer openings.

He is sinking into squalor and petty crime in Panama's constant downpours: **{:.break one} ** A curtain of rain fell into the filthy waters of the Pacific, and from my window the city seemed to dissolve, before my indifferent eyes, into fierce whirlpools of mud, garbage, and dead leaves spinning around the sewer openings.

Ford called my writing "indifferent" and said I was "compelling" in my "delusions".

Nothing is closer to me than myself in my average, indifferent everyday existence, but how to describe this?

After reading the book, my mostly indifferent attitudes towards cigarettes shifted drastically.

(He even hired James!) Even better, the Red Sox promptly won the World Series, which they'd never done in my sabermetrically-indifferent father's lifetime, nor in his father's.

After a few times posing I kicked my dress away impatiently, indifferent to my skin.

Most of my followers, however, were totally indifferent to my plan.

"My father was indifferent to me," he said.

"My year – very indifferent I think," said Ohuruogu, who finished fifth in last month's World Championships 400m final.

What I found harder to respect was how indifferent my antiwar friends seemed to be to the costs of allowing Hussein to remain in power.