The phrase "vast indifference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant lack of concern or interest in a particular situation or issue.
Example: "The community's vast indifference to the environmental crisis was alarming."
Alternatives: "great apathy" or "profound indifference."
He had plenty of money and a vast indifference toward making any more.
The controversy was sufficient to overcome even English-language publishers' vast indifference to Arabic literature.
The unrelenting sea and its vast indifference to the shipwrecked is a subject that has always attracted both writers and readers.
It was to do with a lifelong affair with the American south-west and its desert – its infinite space, its vast indifference, its scintillating light and occult shadows.
There was no inherent meaning in Annie's dying at ten, except the recognition that mortality was the rule of existence; serenity could be found only in the contemplation of the vast indifference of the universe.
It's good to know that, in the midst of vast indifference and mediocrity and narcissism, mankind did manage to produce the St . Matthew Passionand the Mass in B minor.
A vast, indifferent force was on the point of annihilating him; Giu countered this attack with an indifference of his own that was no less vast".The collection also includes Grossman's "The Hell of Treblinka", one of the first accounts of a Nazi death camp, published in 1944.
"There is no reward for aesthetic virtue here, no punishment for aesthetic crime; nothing but a vast cosmic indifference," wrote the novelist James M. Cain in 1933.
Johansen is a failed musician: the title borrows his doleful invented phrase for the vast public indifference with which his music, and a number of his other ventures, were greeted.
Unfortunately, by the time I reach the kitchen, a great existential malaise has descended upon me, reminding me of the vast, unfeeling indifference of the universe.
I possess vast powers of indifference".
