Sentence examples for remaining indifferent from inspiring English sources

She has tremendous appeal as a role model for modern women, while paradoxically emphasising their traditional roles as homemakers and mothers, and remaining indifferent, if not downright hostile, to the needs of working women".

The Earth and Sky of Jacques Dorme by Andrei Makine, translated by Geoffrey Strachan 224pp, Sceptre, £16.99 Andrei Makine could have aimed for a place in world literature, remaining indifferent to the peculiarities of his new home country and its culture.

Technology is also creating its own bewildering paradoxes: in an age of instant communication, we seem to have less that is inherently worth saying and yield to the delights of an interactive culture while often remaining indifferent to the presence of our neighbours.

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We stayed out of the military's lane, remaining indifferent to offers of various clearances, access badges or relocating to a nearby base.

Despite remaining indifferent to the tracks individually, he opined that they were underwhelming when accompanied by "Everything Is Embarrassing", and elaborated that the record was "just another round of throwing ideas at the wall".

We cannot remain indifferent to their plight.

Regardless, the rock will remain indifferent.

"We will not remain indifferent towards this critical issue".

"We decided not to remain indifferent now," he said.

Nobody can expect the state of Israel to remain indifferent," Olmert said.