Sentence examples similar to somewhat apathetic towards from inspiring English sources

This meant so much to my somewhat-apathetic-towards-science middle son.

That belief made him somewhat apathetic about politics and the environment, he said.

The Palestinian public has also been somewhat apathetic over an Israeli gesture seen by many Palestinians as too little, too late.

Coming so soon after the furore over MPs' 10% pay rise and tube strikes, it seems there is a high risk of the public becoming understandably somewhat apathetic to yet another public sector fight over money.

I can't stress enough the need for all of us who are feeling somewhat apathetic to make the effort to vote.

Tawney said this administration is a wake-up call for hunters and anglers, many of whom have become somewhat apathetic after years of healthy game populations. .

"Lutz is trying very hard to get a somewhat apathetic audience interested in the thing he loves most.

I'll admit I was quite surprised that I have met people who I now count among my dearest friends from my somewhat apathetic and cynical use of that site.

This has surely jarred Americans and activated them, even if they might have been somewhat apathetic or previously uninformed. .

That's interesting, because a psychological look at American sensitivities reveals just the opposite when it comes to privacy; we are upset by those invasions contextualized by closeness, yet somewhat apathetic when it comes to more distant ones.

They paint him as apathetic towards the suffering of the people in the north.