Sentence examples for notable indifference from inspiring English sources

While Wichita Lineman answered McCoy's exhortations with equally lavish helpings of grit and gumption that feted day up the Cheltenham hill, Fallon's two further mounts this particular afternoon, Bourbon Rose and Night Badger, respond to his typically persistent urgings with notable indifference – that dichotomy perhaps emblematic of where the two great champion jockeys' careers are at present.

Rushdie himself has become reintegrated into a literary community notable for its indifference to illegal wars, clandestine torture and the state-sponsored oppression of human rights.

The energy bill the House passed last week was notable for its indifference to environmental consequences and its lack of serious conservation measures -- increased fuel-efficiency standards could easily save far more oil than we'll ever get by punching holes in the tundra.

By making no effort to reimagine early American modernism, it is most notable as evidence of the Modern's current indifference to the field.

The indifference, to say the least, of Britain's scientists, and that included ecologists, had been notable.

"Indifference does".

It is indifference.

What jubilee?" indifference.

It's indifference.

Familiarity had bred indifference.

Indifference would have helped.