Sentence examples for sounds indifferent from inspiring English sources

His inability to hold a tune means he sounds indifferent during On That Day, his response to 9/11 and its aftermath, yet it fits perfectly because his response to 9/11 is dolefully puzzled: "Some people say it's what we deserve/ some people say they hate us of old/I wouldn't know, I'm just holding the fort".

But eventually Lofton sounded indifferent about being targeted by Steinbrenner.

Asked about the possibility of a wider war in Ukraine, Mr Putin sounded indifferent: it didn't seem necessary, he said, but if he chose to invade eastern Ukraine, the move would be entirely legitimate.

The GOP seems to have learned something from Romney's 2012 presidential campaign: If Republicans sound indifferent to the problems of low-income workers, they will lose support in the broad middle class as well.

Porter Gustin sounded indifferent Wednesday when deciding whether he would check the scores of the Colorado and Utah games before USC plays UCLA on Saturday evening, "Eh, I'll probably hear about it.

After each scenario, participants were given the written open-ended question, "How did the man sound?" Representative responses included: "sincere," "keen," "He sounded indifferent," and "Insistent, rather than reassuring".

The band sounded happily indifferent to most music around it.

Osborne on the Today programme sounded acidly indifferent, and Evan Davis failed to press him on real sufferers.

"Well, I saw some of them on the ferry this morning…" She ate silently until a latent flame of spirit made her ask, "I suppose you have lots of friends?" It had been intended to sound careless, indifferent.

Soulja's never sounded so indifferent to rap conventions as he does on 1UP.

Still, Labrador is concerned to hear the Republican presidential nominee sound so indifferent about abiding by the Constitution.