Sentence examples for so much apathy from inspiring English sources

Against that backdrop, it is little wonder that there is so much apathy surrounding the club.

"There were times when there was so much apathy and silence that people would give me funny looks.

I find hope coming from the bottom up now, when the Bush administration is making it virtually impossible for the smaller groups to have a say and we're surrounded by so much apathy.

Kevin Kietzman, a host at WHB in Kansas City, said there was "so much apathy in small-revenue cities like Kansas City that people know baseball is a monopoly for big league teams that they stopped talking about this a long time ago".

He was disappointed there was so much apathy". .

In the US, we have to contend with so much apathy in the face of seemingly immutable problems, and facts are driven by ideology as opposed to the other way around.

The polarisation of politics and the intensity of contemporary debate attest not so much to widespread apathy as to fulmination for genuine change, at both poles of the political spectrum.

As a rallying call for the remain camp it was not so much "project fear" as "project apathy".

In the last decade, because Russian apathy leaves so much room for manipulation of elections, there has been no truly democratic choice of new leaders.

It was rejected, and he was furious, speculating that it had been turned down because "it was so simple and looked like so much fun", and raging that "the apathy of the University of Chicago is repulsive to me.

But "Hold Your Own" becomes a desperate incantation, meant to break the spell of consumerist distraction and apathy which has hypnotised so much of Britain.