Sentence examples similar to settled indifference from inspiring English sources
For Hume, this is a crucial issue that must be settled to understand why necessity is essential to responsibility and why indifference is entirely incompatible with the effective operation of the mechanism that responsibility depends on.
He's chagrined at the thought of the books he never gathered the energy or the courage to write, and the dismal indifference of the students he never bothered to inspire at the backwater college he settled into.
The rhythm of the year is intimately understood, and the beauty of the wilderness never blinds the family to the ultimate indifference of nature to those hoping to settle there.
The Formula of Concord (1577), a Lutheran confession, attempted to settle the matter by stating that rites and ceremonies that were matters of religious indifference could not be imposed during times of controversy.
Let's just settle this right here!" But, again, absent that critical/fatal middle hour of distraction and indifference, the climactic bluff (and the actual endgame) would have been but a minor annoyance.
The failure of the Formula One series to settle into a permanent home for its stop in the United States is not a result of indifference to auto racing here.
Note the lower indifference points and greater rate of decay for HMMs compared to LMMs indicate a greater willingness to settle for a smaller reward so as to get it immediately, reflecting a reduced ability to delay gratification.
What jubilee?" indifference.
