Sentence examples for so indifferent that from inspiring English sources
The motor is still running, Albert's hand tentatively on the wheel, but the lions appear so relaxed, so indifferent, that he kills the engine.
His play had seemed so indifferent that his ice time was reduced by the former coach, Bruce Boudreau, from his customary 22 minutes a game to less than 19.
On Tuesday, Congressman Tom MacArthur of New Jersey floated an amendment to resuscitate the once left for dead American Health Care Act, a plan that was so indifferent to human life that even Republicans who had all but sworn a blood oath to repeal Obamacare were against it.
She was, in many ways, the antithesis of her husband and was so indifferent to the numbers that had dominated his life that she claimed to be well over 80 at a time when the trustees of the family estate wearily insisted she was only 78.
Many 20th-century Modernists were so indifferent to color that they limited themselves to black, white and the natural grays of concrete and browns of wood.
Last summer's Documenta, the contemporary art survey held every five years in Kassel, Germany, was so indifferent to painting that the Belgian painter Luc Tuymans represented the form virtually solo.
So indifferent were we that we colluded – even if just by our silent complicity – in excluding and eliminating difference, while acting as if the whole thing had nothing to do with us.
The punchline of this informative--albeit unnuanced--doc is that Germany was so indifferent to their southern sister, that it actually proposed that the country lease its islands.
There were even dark prophecies of a violent uprising against a regime that was so indifferent to its constitutional obligations.
Ultimately, Romero used the Living Dead films to showcase his brilliance as a genre auteur, while darkly skewering the blind corporatism that was so indifferent to society (and his films) at large.
He learned from the negative example of Napster — the early music-file-sharing program, which was so indifferent to copyright law that it went out of business after two years — and opted for compromise rather than total defiance.
