Sentence examples for simply indifferent from inspiring English sources

Democrats are not simply indifferent to Palestinians.

The children perceive him as kind; it may be that he's simply indifferent.

Another significant portion of the Israeli public is simply indifferent to the events occurring in the West Bank.

Dr. Cook's mother, Audrey, who now lives in Florida, added that her husband may have been simply indifferent to his son.

The poet's awareness, he once insisted, makes him "simply indifferent to temporal or social or fashionable or ephemeral distractions and disguises".

Moreover, much of the bureaucracy remains under the control of Soviet-era bureaucrats who are either ideologically opposed to the Kremlin or simply indifferent to its demands.

They were merely indifferent.

Here, he could afford to simply be indifferent about it.

Duty and Disillusionment Many people simply became indifferent to official exhortation from any side, and this worked to Mr. Thieu's benefit.

Venus, who is surly, aloof or simply icily indifferent – that face is very difficult to read – has handed over her pudgy son, an aged baby with a pronounced widow's peak, to Time, who looks a little like a sentimental pantomime sailor.

Or, worse yet, is Pritzker and his administration simply appallingly indifferent to what it means to fund a pension plan?