Sentence examples for outright indifference from inspiring English sources

Outsiders seem to feel that British people either worship the royals, or seethe with hatred for them, when the reality seems to range from mild affection to outright indifference, morphing into resigned horror when royal saturation looks imminent, as with That Bloody Wedding.

There were a range of views on the cartoons: outright hostility; indifference; amusement; recognition; sources of enlightenment; and as incentives to action.

This, it seems, has far more to do with complacency than outright hostility, but indifference is a big obstacle for black British comics.

Kim has moved from indifference to outright opposition.

The resulting documentary showed young men move from initial indifference to outright enthusiasm.

His calls for the restoration of the Games, therefore, were often met with indifference or outright resistance.

"Monsieur Loyrette is on her side, but that's just two people facing everything from indifference to outright ill will".

There is no such thing as "subconscious" bias, only deliberate indifference and outright disdain for the valuable contributions that women make in the professional world.

In the instances where her male friends were married, Wharton seems mostly to have treated the wives with indifference or outright jealousy.

New Criticism has been the methodological counterpart to the strain of modernist literature characterized by allusive difficulty, paradox, and indifference or outright hostility to the democratic ethos.

But that did not prevent a storm, or at least a slight breeze, of reaction, from pride to wariness; from concern to indifference to outright befuddlement.