Sentence examples for seeming lack of concern from inspiring English sources

The seeming lack of concern for the corruption accusations, analysts say, reflects both deep cynicism and longstanding ethnic divisions.

China's seeming lack of concern over North Korea's violent skirmishes with South Korea has given rise to apprehension about China's policy on the Korean peninsula.

This was the difficult place Ares lived in: the space between Laurel's seeming lack of concern, which felt somehow effortful, and his absolute conviction that she blamed everything on him.

So while I was delighted to see doctors taking note of items like seat belts and guns, I was dismayed by the seeming lack of concern about eating, exercise and stress reduction.

The United States delegation, too, is piqued at Europe's seeming lack of concern over the value of the euro and may use Japan's concerns as leverage to gain a compromise.

The seeming lack of concern about behavior that cost his former employer money, the sense of entitlement and belief in personal impunity, and the supposed failures to remember are disturbing enough; the accusations about his behavior toward women, abuse of authority, and inability to follow the law should be presumptively disqualifying in a person who seeks to unite and lead.

What they didn't like, it seems, was his lack of concern that the Communist Party did not officially approve his journal.

But other senators with less involvement seemed to echo his general lack of concern.

There seems to be a complete lack of concern for authenticity of place and time and the geographically the movie is more than a little confusing.

And as I look at myself and other white gospel-loving people, I am saddened by what seems to be a continued lack of concern for our black brothers and sisters.

Suddenly the defense of the American way of life and our democracy seems to be predicated upon a lack of concern for the democratic rights of people in less advantaged countries.