The more the dancers marry themselves to the music (on Saturday afternoon one could see Michele Wiles growing closer to the violin, while Veronika Part stayed indifferent to the viola), the better it works, and the corps in particular seem to delight in its brightness.
"Any human couldn't have stayed indifferent while witnessing this tragedy.
At the southern tip of the Bronx, Edwin Lorenzo is among those staying and refusing to remain indifferent.
Still, it's pretty hard to stay hip and indifferent when you're appearing on Idol and Ryan Seacrest slaps you five.
We cannot remain indifferent.
You can privately talk to a friend about how upset you are or write about it in a journal, but try to stay as calm and indifferent in public as you can.
Written by Mike Reid and Allen Shamblin, the tune -- about someone begging an indifferent lover to stay just one more night -- has become something of a modern standard, a go-to source of grown-up melancholy for established stars as well as the young hopefuls on televised singing shows "American Idol" and "The Voice".
Time, that indifferent destroyer of all things mortal, seems to stay its scythe, to borrow a metaphor, for the brief passage of "Love Is My Sin, Peter Brookk's theatrical adaptation of select Shakespeare sonnets, at the Duke on 42nd Street.
Housing costs act as a lid of sorts, adjusting so that existing home supply is occupied, with the marginal resident indifferent between staying and going.
Because there are high levels of mobility within America, economists assume that real wages adjust across the economy so that the marginal resident of a city is indifferent between staying or moving out.
Second, remittances are likely to decrease V a r(c2) if, at the margin where the migrant is indifferent between staying and returning (i.e. for D w =D R ), the variance of wages in the origin country is lower than the variance of wages in the host country.
