Sentence examples for seeming indifference from inspiring English sources

The Lakers' seeming indifference toward O'Neal is viewed as a capitulation to Bryant.

But all of this is occurring against a backdrop of seeming indifference from all parties to use public money to invest in building homes.

None other than Joe Barton, a Republican congressman from Texas and a global-warming skeptic, upbraided BP managers for their "seeming indifference to safety and environmental issues".

Nick Paumgarten compares the N.F.L. impasse with the one in Washington, and explains the bond markets' seeming indifference to the latter.

Such seeming indifference has infuriated human rights and democracy advocates, who are dismayed by the mismatch between the president's occasional stirring speech and his everyday lack of action.

"It hasn't changed my driving at all — not a bit — I just have to work harder," he said with seeming indifference.

The revelations of sexual abuse and seeming official indifference have tormented an archdiocese that was long known for imperious leaders and an insular camaraderie among its priests.

Mr. Olmos, a native of California who often visited Mexico as a child, said in an interview that he began researching a play about the Mexican drug wars in 2008, spurred by the reports of mass casualties and the seeming media indifference.

NOON (13) RICHARD HEFFNER'S OPEN MIND John Tirman, the executive director of the Center for International Studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, draws from his book "The Deaths of Others: The Fate of Civilians in America's Wars" to discuss the United States' seeming wartime indifference to civilian body counts other than its own.

In Government, there seems blithe indifference.

The picture, which opens today at the Screening Room in a new print, includes an interview with Mr. Pryor, and he throws out a few lines with a coolness so sly it could initially seem like indifference.