Sentence examples for relative apathy from inspiring English sources

And the relative apathy surrounding them.

After decades of relative apathy, professors began demanding a larger role in university governance.

Most men hit their peak of fandom as teenagers before starting an inevitable decline into a state of relative apathy.

By the 2010 midterm elections, Democrats had sunk into relative apathy while Republicans couldn't wait to vote.

But in September, the city inaugurated the Pinakothek der Moderne, an extraordinary modern-art museum with works from Beckmann to Bacon to Beuys, which curators say represents a definitive break with the city's relative apathy toward 20th-century art.

"There are many options for the Congolese government at the moment, ranging from repression to trying to co-opt part of the opposition, all the while banking on the relative apathy or complicity of foreign governments," he said.

While the 1980s and 1990s can reasonably be thought of as a time of relative political apathy as opposed to rebellion, some songs emerged during this time that are noteworthy.

The market's apathy to today's report, however, demonstrates investors' relative indifference now that the Fed has raised rates and assumed a neutral bias going forward.

If relatives brought up the issue of donation themselves, the request could be made at an earlier stage as opposed to in a situation where relatives express apathy as a mourning reaction (Q12).

As regards behavioral symptoms, an interview with relatives revealed depression, anxiety, apathy, irritability, and sleep disorders.

The technical middle class differs from the established middle class with respect to economic capital (much higher), but is distinguished above all by its relative social isolation and cultural apathy.