Sentence examples for not as indifferent from inspiring English sources

The signs are, however, that the very young are not as indifferent to healthcare as many people seem to believe.

Thereby, things present themselves not as indifferent givens, facts, but as meaningful: salient, expedient, obstructive, and so on.

The league may not look as indifferent as it once did, but neither does it inspire confidence or trust.

No sooner had Edna related that even her, "initial response had not been as indifferent as I'd pretended," than Olivia had aggressively pounced and ravaged her! Married to a man for the third time, Edna confessed how never before that day had she ever experienced an orgasm.

The food is almost as indifferent as the service, but that is not why you visit.

They are as indifferent as rain.

That spirit pervades Breyer's provocative new book, "Making Our Democracy Work," which portrays judges not as aloof, indifferent observers of the American experiment, but as essential partners in that project.

They are labelled, buried in lower sets, consigned as often as not to indifferent teaching.

Havel noted later in his essay:If the greengrocer had been instructed to display the slogan "I am afraid and therefore unquestioningly obedient;' he would not be nearly as indifferent to its semantics, even though the statement would reflect the truth.

His mother, whom he would later describe as "not indifferent so much as detached," worried that he was a "slow developer".

Henry James's 'house of fiction' was a mansion; Bellow's, in a society not so much hostile as indifferent to literature, is a shed.