Sentence examples for slightly indifferent from inspiring English sources
"An Evernote user isn't currently bringing in 10 less motivated, slightly indifferent people to use it.
The best thing is, you are welcome whether you've paid to go to an event, or you simply want to take in the atmosphere, have a coffee or a picnic on the grass, or recline in a canvas deckchair decorated with a literary quote, or sip slightly indifferent wine and buy a book.
Producers in the western part of Finland were indifferent or slightly negative towards the value of services as benefits.
Both indifferent and slightly antagonistic effects were observed with THR-SK010/PI and THR-SK010/H2O2 combinations against the tested isolates.
Dubvision are mediocre at best, while in the Paradise tent the crowd are indifferent to Russ Yallop's slightly staid tech-house set.
If your words are, "Oh, that's slightly interesting," you won't look indifferent with raised eyebrows, eyes aghast, and mouth hanging open.
If, on the other hand, he or she is initially indifferent about a particular science, you may instead want to introduce materials suggested for children slightly younger than your child.
The model efficiency (E) and R2 values were slightly higher for the 4 years of training and 1 year of testing (4 * 1) for Mississippi River, indifferent for Missouri and slightly lower for Rio Grande River.
These locations differ very slightly from the locations discovered in the CAs of desirable > undesirable (−4, 46 −6; Fig. 3) and desirable > indifferent (0, 2, 36; Fig. 4) but nevertheless lie within the corresponding cluster groups.
"The governments are indifferent.
