Sentence examples for turn indifferent from inspiring English sources

In his one-man show, "Shakespeare's Villains," which is part pedagogy, part snippy stand-up and part tour de force acting dazzle, Mr. Berkoff zips through a lecture on a cache of Shakespearean characters with the kind of elan that can turn indifferent students into drama majors.

His experience has also shown him firsthand how high the stakes are when it comes to, say, turning indifferent students into late bloomers like himself.

He grew up, for the most part, on an avocado ranch in Duarte, California; his father, Samuel Rogers Shepard, Jr., was a former fighter pilot turned indifferent farmer and heavy drinker.

It's not going well for either of them; the crowd soon turns indifferent, the saucepan man stops banging his lids.

It is the other great temptation -- to turn away, indifferent -- and certainly the greater evil.

The law kicks in Jan . 1 , 2018but many communities already turn an indifferent eye toward pot smoking and local cultivators.

Homologies of shared urogenital structures occur because sexual development typically occurs along a default female track that, in the absence of any outside influence namely the testis determining factor (TDF) produced by the sex-determining region of the Y chromosome (SRY)—turns the indifferent stage into a female embryo.

Even those who like to believe in a divinity that loves us and means us well can grasp, and take some sort of solace in, the awareness that creation is random and incomprehensible and indifferent; that — turn, turn, turn — there is a time to every purpose under heaven; that, in short, it is not personal.

On occasion, the story shifts to Dougray Scott, whose indifferent turn as an Interpol agent chasing after 47 nicely mirrored my own reaction to the on-screen din.

England batsman Ian Bell believes that he is "just one knock away from it all turning round" after an indifferent start to the domestic season.

The girls are by turns protective and indifferent.