Sentence examples for too indifferent from inspiring English sources

You don't want to be too indifferent to complain.

One nanny might be deemed too old or too indifferent to energetically engage with the children.

Only rarely does one of them allow that their man may have been too prickly, too tough on his friends, too indifferent to his wives.

The rest of Atlantic Yards still remains — too big, and too indifferent to the fabric of residential Brooklyn, which it abuts.

The rest of Atlantic Yards still remains too big, and too indifferent to the fabric of residential Brooklyn, which it abuts.

The spirit's lives, stretching both forward and backward from Arthur's, seem at the same time too pointedly chosen and too indifferent to any consistent material logic.

The most frequently heard complaint of activists is that western countries remain too indifferent to these crises of hunger and debt.

"One of the vital roles of the Ford Foundation," he wrote, "is to provide leadership in the formal arts and in the arts of living — a role that American capital as a whole is too indifferent or selfish to play".