Sentence examples for that was indifferent from inspiring English sources

He is also unfazed in confronting a bureaucracy that was indifferent to change and resistant to new ideas.

Doinel's ill-considered actions put him at odds with a social order — and a government — that was indifferent (or hostile) to such ingenuous free-spiritedness.

Andersson has said in an interview that he didn't want a single frame in his movie that was indifferent, and this obsessiveness shows.

By mid-week, at an event in Atlanta, where Trump was introduced as "the man who is going to save America," he had managed to formulate an idea of foreignness that was indifferent to citizenship.

It was all the more remarkable for coming on the back of a run of form that was indifferent at best: four defeats in four international warm-up games and a lacklustre victory over the USA.

Cocteau, who loved the circus and vaudeville, had always seen a resemblance between a tightrope dancer's performance before a public that was indifferent to the arduousness of his efforts and the multiplicity of his perils, and the painful creativity of the poet.

They played to audiences that were indifferent or hostile.

Engineers try to erect and maintain infrastructure against threats that are indifferent to them.

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

But isn't this our attempt to make sense of a universe that is indifferent to our struggle?

"Ultra religious Muslims – and Christians – are coming face to face with a society that is indifferent to religion.