Sentence examples for treated with indifference from inspiring English sources

All of it was treated with indifference.

"The problem," he continued, "is that in a number of states the representation is treated with indifference".

Israel, our best ally in the region, treated with indifference bordering on contempt by the Obama administration".

After being treated with indifference for an hour, many will still brave another act in the hope that something interesting will occur.

Israel, our best ally in the region, treated with indifference bordering on contempt by the Obama administration," he told the conservative Values Voter Summit in Washington.

He called them part of the continuing persecution of whites by blacks, a phenomenon, he alleged, the South African government treated with indifference.

The strongest reasoned pro-life argument might be that human life is so unimaginably precious, and so easy to treat with indifference or contempt, that anything that interferes with it or cheapens its value is wrong.

Kennedy stated publicly that the United States' rejection of the 1911 decision had been a mistake, and that the "Chamizal dispute was not a matter the United States could continue to treat with indifference".

That is the kind of welfare state that they would actually fight for, rather than treat with indifference". He warns this kind of welfare state "might need to be funded out of the cash transfers and universal benefits they value much less and which are insufficient in times of need, but marginal when things are going well.

Most of what has meaning –— a smile, a hug, a kind word, a beautiful sunset — you treat with indifference.

Joshua's murder outside a Lithuanian synagogue is treated with similar indifference.