Sentence examples for utterly indifferent to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rodrigues may be fascinated by perversity, but he seems utterly indifferent to pleasure.

Of course, the Kings' ownership might be utterly indifferent to what's happening on the court.

In particular, market expectations seem to assume that the ECB will remain utterly indifferent to its responsibilities.

Courting males sometimes fight to the death in the presence of hens, who seem utterly indifferent to the commotion.

Australia is a harsh country, utterly indifferent to the human beings who try to impose their will on it.

"I'm really concerned about the way the Brexiters appear utterly indifferent to the long-term damage they are doing.

From the White House in 1907, he wrote to a friend, "I neither respect nor admire the huge monied men to whom money is the be-all and the end-all of existence; to whom the acquisition of untold millions is the supreme goal of life, and who are too often utterly indifferent as to how these millions are obtained".

The universe is shown to be utterly indifferent, human institutions are founded on deception and hypocrisy and the nearest thing to a moral purpose the individual can find is mere truthfulness about this bleak state of affairs.

The wonder is that Mr. Kasdan should prove, as a horror director, to be so utterly incompetent, completely indifferent to the special discipline that fright imposes.

If the people in our lives are so utterly naïve or indifferent to the impact this rhetoric and the proposed legislations will have on us, we MUST make them even more aware.

Later, after we'd coupled by rote while the insects whined and the other women, utterly indifferent, unfurled straw mats and lay down to sleep, she asked me how I was adjusting to my new role in life.