Sentence examples similar to under whose indifference from inspiring English sources
"I indeed had been indifferent as the soldiers around me whose indifference I was attempting to capture," Ware says.
(Simon & Schuster, $16). At Harvard, David Federman, a painfully unpopular and anonymous freshman, becomes obsessed with a beautiful, wealthy classmate whose indifference seems only to spur him further.
The same, unfortunately, might be said of Mr. Zwigoff, whose indifference to basic filmmaking technique seriously undermines his movie's defense of painterly skill.
The applicant took the fall, but the fault lies with the two VIPs, whose indifference doomed the application.
Panel A of Fig. 2 depicts patient A, whose indifference curve has relatively flat slope, indicating that activities of daily living are relatively important.
Panel B of Fig. 2 depicts patient B, whose indifference curve has a relatively steep slope, indicating that longevity is important compared to activities of daily living.
An individual whose indifference point is at a relatively short adjustable delay discounts delay to reward more steeply, and hence is more impulsive, than an individual whose indifference point is at a longer adjustable delay.
By whose armies, under whose command?
Under whose directives were they operating?
Under whose flag would China unite?
