Sentence examples for that indifferent from inspiring English sources

Conversely, others stated that indifferent parents or siblings ceased being their family while others explained their family included only their spouse and children.

For the separable functions is was observed that, indifferent of the distribution used, the algorithm was not able to find acceptable solution within the constraint represented by the number of function evaluations.

Changing professional attitudes and behaviours to achieve a Virtuous Cycle will be challenging because GPs and PNs were first reported as 'unenthusiastic' and 'ambivalent' towards PAAPs over 15 years ago [ 23] and our study reveals that indifferent professional attitudes towards PAAPs continue to exist in primary care.

The Yankees have played a reckless game with the proud Pettitte, and that indifferent approach could end up with them losing the 31-year-old pitcher.

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.

Indeed, Spacey, with that indifferent lilt to his voice, brings to mind Douglas Rain's vocal patterns in Kubrick's film; but Jones and Parker never let Gerty become a HAL clone.

The very fact that such treatises are written testifies to the fact that indifferents are not simply irrelevant: they are the material of deliberation.

He derides a system that is indifferent and apathetic to the needs of the people.

The result was 18 repackaged shows that got indifferent ratings.

They played to audiences that were indifferent or hostile.

There was not one face in the crowd that looked indifferent or amused.