Sentence examples for remarkable indifference from inspiring English sources

In other words, Americans may protest loudly, but their economic behavior indicates a remarkable indifference to the price of oil.

New York might also take comfort from the success of the Seattle Seahawks, who showed a remarkable indifference to sunk costs this year.

The Congressional Republicans who brought us the mindless budget cuts known as the sequester have shown remarkable indifference to life-sustaining government services, American jobs and other programs.

To date, its members have shown remarkable indifference to the ethnic cleansing taking place in the territory of one of its members.

Such outsider presidents tend to display a remarkable indifference to the electoral needs and insecurities that can lead legislators to abandon a president of their own party.

But other health care workers — a broad group that includes clinical personnel like nurse practitioners and physician assistants and various nonprofessional aides and assistants — show remarkable indifference to performing what ought to be considered their civic duty.

His comfortable house, with its absence of texture, is remarkable for its indifference to externals: no paintings, no designer furniture or fripperies.

His rants are made even more remarkable by the indifference of his companions, an icy, elegant Kelly Reilly as Alison showing Teflon resistance to her husband's provocations and a superbly understated Steven McNicoll as flatmate Cliff, dutifully occupying the no-man's-land in this bed-sit warzone.

Remarkable obliviousness or indifference to the plight of students.

Almost 30 years later, in a New Yorker profile, his house in California was described as having an "absence of texture" and "remarkable for its indifference to externals: no paintings, no designer furniture".

I must give him credit for maintaining a front of indifference that was really remarkable.