Sentence examples for total indifference to from inspiring English sources

The west has shown total indifference to these facts.

Whose affection for Mr. Hiaasen transcends total indifference to golf?

After months of total indifference to the presidential elections, it was the subject of almost every conversation.

I believe one can only be that way through total indifference to our world, or appalling incomprehension.

It was at once a demonstration of his extreme confidence and total indifference to other people's feelings.

He's an aggressive journalist, forged in the fires of tabloid culture, with a clear point of view and a total indifference to popular opinion.

This explains my near-total indifference to the season of 1998, one so celebrated by so many others and so widely welcomed as the game's conclusive recovery from the self-inflicted wounds of the strike of 1994.

President Donald Trump's embrace of apprenticeships as an effective way to train workers for meaningful, middle-skill careers offered a break last week from the Trump administration's near-total indifference to serious policy development.

David Merrick, the most powerful producer ever, seemed to know his role, affecting an air of near total indifference, speaking to everyone as if that particular conversation were the biggest waste of time he could imagine.

Louise Redknapp – never one to demonstrate insight when a series of blandly monotonous observations will do – was dead on arrival, Cat Deeley hosted like she was trying to placate a crying puppy through an iron door and, as a final insult, the whole thing was hauled off air after two years of total public indifference to make way for The Voice.

It was here that Darwin's theory of evolution by means of natural selection was first introduced to the scientific community in 1858 – to a wave of total indifference, though that was of course to change.