Sentence examples for remains indifferent from inspiring English sources
The great British public remains indifferent to such speculations.
Entire families are erased in a second, and the Israeli public remains indifferent.
But she remains indifferent, even as he devotes himself to her.
Admirably, Rubin remains indifferent to prestige: "Fame is fleeting, my numbers mean more to me than my name.
The prevailing view of those at the top of Federal Reserve remains indifferent to how the rest of us view their legitimacy; they live in a bubble – in the old, pre-Greenspan meaning of the expression.
Despite all such advances, Deloitte & Touche's "Sustainability 2011: A difficult coming of age," reports that consumers' buying behavior remains largely indifferent to the recent biodiversity political debate.
Tells about Cate Blanchett being the only actress to wear Valentino at this year's awards… Valentino remains endearingly indifferent to the idea of fashion as art.
Paris has irretrievably fallen in love with Novak Djokovic and remains quietly indifferent to the moody charm of the man he defeated soundly on Sunday, Andy Murray.
But Rousseau's leafy grandeur, his tapestrylike parade of starchy, incipiently Cubist foliage and outsize lotuslike blooms, remains profoundly indifferent, decoratively intact, nearly abstract.
They aren't from our Floor Group, I can't remember their names") she remains hearteningly indifferent to the unfolding catastrophe, skipping therapy, mooning over her room-mate, Louis, and cursing the on-site hairdresser for giving her bangs.
