Sentence examples for seen indifference from inspiring English sources

We have seen indifference before.

I see how indifference to child culture was in no way indifference to children.

She saw her indifference to the sport as an advantage.

The women said they saw similar indifference in their own school.

Sports writers proper see the indifference and egotism of all involved and are made cynical by it.

Jimmy's attitude towards what they saw is indifference and the author realizes that he should never try to reach the height of sophistication of his friend.

I think he saw my indifference toward his political poems as a moral failure rather than — my view — a reasonable aesthetic disagreement.

Federal officials spoke of the need for testing, assessment and proper procedures to forestall unnecessary environmental damage in the cleanup, while state officials denounced what they saw as indifference and inaction in the face of the environmental damage that was already taking place.

Assessing the expressions on their faces, we see longing, indifference and elation; emotions that make us feel uneasy because of how closely they hit home.

More than that, we saw the indifference of Republican politicians who wouldn't even mention that the victims were LGBTQ until pressured, and even Hollywood celebrities who refrained from offering support because it was perhaps too political.

Reardon has told MPs: "It would remain to be seen whether ministerial indifference to long queues on the A20 and the A2 would endure when faced with recurrent dislocation of the civil life of Kent and with the wider economic damage that would ensue from the blockage of the UK's main trade route into Europe".