Sentence examples for the indifferently from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an indifferent manner.
Redesigned for 2012, the Azera is more expensive, but no longer the indifferently styled Lexus wannabe that its predecessor was when it began sales in 2006.
Elsewhere, gimmickmonger William Brent Bell (The Devil Inside) has only careworn gotchas to offer, and he exhausts those long before the indifferently staged stalk-and-slash finale.
As Mr. Czap writes, the Prius C is a charmer, especially in relation to the indifferently styled Prius Liftback: Where the Prius Liftback is all monolithic planar mass, the Prius C is all curves and flares and bulges.
That distinction, on stage at least, belonged to the indifferently received The Old Masters (2004), set in the Tuscan home of the art critic Bernard Berenson in 1937 and focusing on a clash between Berenson and the dealer, Joseph Duveen.
To get water turn the handle indifferently to the left or to the right".
Make no mistake, I'm by no means a Mitt supporter, and I'm sure when the rest of the "boys" in the band shrugged indifferently to the concept of the song, they didn't think they were engaging in any kind of real biting commentary, but this isn't even very funny.
"The Pdvsa that neglected the people and indifferently watched the misery and poverty in the communities surrounding the company premises is over," Ramírez has said.
I read the reviews indifferently and felt tired all the time.
I left the theatre simultaneously stunned and drubbed, excited and wearied, and wondering why the shock of such glorious sensations and sensational glories arises from a movie such as this one, with its underdeveloped characters, complicated but simplistic plotting, and acting that ranges from the occasionally joyfully flashy to the generally indifferently literal.
The biggest faux pas is the chunky, indifferently moulded shift lever – a key touch point in any sport sedan – that would look right at home in a Buick SUV.
Children playfully run across the metal grates and logs traversing the boundary, indifferently overlooked by Syrian Army soldiers lounging in pink plastic chairs.
