Sentence examples for slight indifference from inspiring English sources
An example of admirable firm-mindedness, surely, if a slight indifference to how you look on a sun lounger.
I understand more each day why peace is so hard to keep for very long; that's because it requires constant vigilance, and even the slightest indifference can demolish it instantly.
Arce feigns indifference and slight annoyance.
In the years before induction, Lifeson expressed his indifference toward the perceived slight saying "I couldn't care less, look who's up for induction, it's a joke".
You know the way the French refuse to be impressed.' She blinked, gave her head a slight toss, and shrugged her shoulders to signal indifference: she is an expert caricaturist of human reactions.
The moral crisis created by the break with Soviet — or simply archaic — ideas is still with us, fomenting a public indifference and irritation and countless perceived slights.
"Bed and Board" seems especially slight, with Jean-Pierre Léaud's jerky, deadpan manner hinting at genuine indifference.
But that did not prevent a storm, or at least a slight breeze, of reaction, from pride to wariness; from concern to indifference to outright befuddlement.
While quick to take offence at perceived slights on his own character and motives, he could also show surprising indifference to the effect his words and actions might have on others".
As slight matter to her as an Argentinian debut to Ethel Barrymore - or again when public showing indifference, that Bernhardt would visit us.
