Sentence examples for perceived indifferent from inspiring English sources

Players who asked not to be identified were quoted as criticizing the perceived indifferent attitude of Perez, and Valentine suggested that the perception might have been addressed earlier if not for the language barrier.

Similarly, corporate greed and excess including self-serving misrepresentations of profits, inflated CEO salaries and a willingness to cut employee benefits–have caused business leaders to be perceived as indifferent to the welfare of their stockholders and employees.

If Twitter is perceived as indifferent to community concerns in the run-up to the November elections, that could create headaches for politicians who supported the tax break that was crafted in large part at its behest.

"I want to know how they're perceived: good, bad and indifferent".

The new business-driven president, Sebastián Piñera, was also perceived as aloof and indifferent to the common worker.

The Spanish club's visit to Seoul was received badly by the media and by fans, who perceived the club as indifferent to South Korea and its supporters there.

We can in principle verbalize the indications of our experience, though many of them are not named since we are indifferent (pebbles perceived along the road).

Some caregivers were indifferent while others perceived the control methods to deter them from the temptation of selling.

Whether my silence or discretion in that regard was perceived as disloyal to him or indifferent, was and still is beyond my control.

It could score points with residents who associate Mr. Bratton with reduced crime and are unaware of or indifferent to Mr. Green's perceived weakness on public safety.

SIMON SCHAMA: It's not going to be top of anyone's list, Michelle, and the problem is that Obama is perceived through much of Europe, Britain included, as indifferent to their interests except when it comes to support in Afghanistan.