Sentence examples for the overwhelming indifference from inspiring English sources

"I see only the overwhelming indifference of nature.

Herzog was fundamentally dismissive of Treadwell's project, finding "no kinship, no understanding, no mercy... only the overwhelming indifference of nature".

But while Benedict's visit has been warmly received by the country's Roman Catholics, the pope has been faced with the overwhelming indifference of a nation unmoved by religion.

The crabby and narrow reviews that "Funny People" has been getting, the widespread dismissal of "Norbit," the overwhelming indifference to the remarkably audacious religious meditation "Nacho Libre" all suggest the need for the kind of discussion that Miriam is calling for.

Here are some of the topics Miriam proposes: The crabby and narrow reviews that "Funny People" has been getting, the widespread dismissal of "Norbit," the overwhelming indifference to the remarkably audacious religious meditation "Nacho Libre" all suggest the need for the kind of discussion that Miriam is calling for.

There is no barbed wire holding the Ethiopians in, rather an overwhelming indifference in the rest of the world.

More speakers took the stage; all were met with overwhelming indifference.

I sensed mutual indifference behind polite smiles and had the overwhelming impression that, more and more frequently, I was watching people who didn't really know why they were living".

I could not understand the complacency of the voters, their lack of self-interest, their indifference to manipulation of public money, and especially the overwhelming pluralities they gave the machine at every election.

But yesterday's decision, written by Judge Albert M. Rosenblatt, includes the most explicit statement yet that "depraved indifference murder may not be properly charged in the overwhelming majority of homicides that are prosecuted in New York".

David Cameron suffered a humiliating blow on Friday when his plans to democratise the police were met by overwhelming voter indifference, with the lowest ever turnout in a national poll threatening to undermine the new elected commissioners' legitimacy.