Sentence examples for to be indifferent from inspiring English sources

One might expect them to be indifferent.

"It was impossible to be indifferent.

Audiences, however, appeared to be indifferent.

We just don't want you to be indifferent".

He claims to be indifferent to those who mock him.

Consumers, however, appear to be indifferent to them.

Some people profess to be indifferent to all of this.

He also claims to be indifferent about football.

But he has repeatedly shown himself to be indifferent to public contempt.

He professes to be indifferent to the politics of those he works with.

Naturally, the dice, over time, proved to be indifferent to my interior moral narratives.