Sentence examples for seeming apathy from inspiring English sources

Withdrawing such treatment from those whose indolence and seeming apathy we do not understand is another problem entirely.

His seeming apathy disturbed his followers, and his novel Lothair (3 vol., 1870), a political comedy, seemed to some of them undignified.

It may be this seeming apathy that makes it difficult to pick a winner.

This seeming apathy of the convention during today's proceedings has pleased some of the leading Republicans.

Rene's seeming apathy is a master stroke because it allows Mr. Larraín (who was born 1976) to set his protagonist outside the usual ideological battle lines and invest the story with contemporary resonance.

Unsurprisingly, young Greeks began to develop a seeming apathy.

In spite of intense lobbying by special interests and in spite of seeming public apathy, the Senate Finance Committee has voted to revolutionize a tax system that Jimmy Carter was right to call "a disgrace to the human race". It's a victory that re-ignites visions.

Often it seems that apathy reigns supreme among millennials, the 20-somethings who in poll after poll show their distrust of elected leaders, political institutions, and the courts.

It seems that apathy is associated with cognitive impairment and depression and these should first be properly treated [ 45].

If you set foot in America now, the most stunning sentiment seems to be apathy.

In other cities, apathy seems to be behind a lack of cooperation between police and witnesses.