Sentence examples for very indifferent from inspiring English sources
One is very indifferent and very cold to what's happening.
He starts [INAUDIBLE] saying that the universe is very indifferent and the universe could care less.
The charcoal started incredibly slowly and put off a very indifferent heat.
She wrote, for instance, that "Chinamen are very indifferent about death".
"My year – very indifferent I think," said Ohuruogu, who finished fifth in last month's World Championships 400m final.
And even the very indifferent young watch enough television to have picked up the themes of a crumbling economic system and a political authority in disarray.
The idea of evolution: it fascinates some of us, disturbs others, and leaves only a very few people indifferent.
Of the 40 films he has acted in, he said that he enjoyed working on most of them, but that he "can grow indifferent very quickly".
He was at the very least an indifferent schoolmaster, but depending on which scholar you believe, he may eventually have been run out of the town of Southold, literally tarred and feathered, because of a pedophilia scandal.
Complementing such a result, for Q 2, 50% considered "Easy" to express the preferences on a scale of "Very hard," "Hard," "Indifferent," "Easy," and "Very easy".
As seen in Fig. 7, the participant simply estimates such evaluation to each solution on a scale of "Very ineffective," "Ineffective," "Indifferent," "Effective," and "Very effective".
