Sentence examples for room indifferent from inspiring English sources

But the third Koons in a row, "Wall Relief With Bird," left the room indifferent.

However, this narrative distance emphasises the fact that to the glass room, indifferent and ageless, people pass through "like summer mayflies with their gossamer wings and delicate tails and ephemeral lives".

They wander in and out of the room like indifferent lovers.

The individual narratives may vary, but they always feature a presenting problem or set of problems that crouch behind the chair or couch, ready to pounce or, as it may be, edge their way into the room: an unloving mother; indifferent father; unlikable friends; cruel spouse; stalled ambition; inability to form an intimate relationship.

"This room left no one indifferent to its exotic beauty," intones my guide, a formidable-looking woman called Valentina, as we step into the new Amber Room.

In general terms, exchanging homes means that rather than putting up at, and with, impersonal and often indifferent hotel rooms, one can enjoy living in a home comparable or better than one's own.

You see the dingy hotel rooms and empty halls and indifferent managers.

While service was slow and indifferent, the homey dining room (think green velvet couches, communal tables and a glowing fireplace) is a pleasant place to wait.

The owners' attitudes ranged from indifferent to surly, and my new room was spotless but spartan (4,750 yen a night).

She was surprised to find that it was morning, that sunlight, indifferent and beautiful, was filling the room, as if all were right in the world.

We are completely indifferent to Mr. Trump's locker room braggadocio?" said the statement, issued Saturday in the name of the family by a representative.