Sentence examples for viewed as indifferent from inspiring English sources

Widely viewed as indifferent or obstructionist by veterans' groups, it needs to become more of an advocate for the people it serves, Mr. Shinseki says.

To say that our organization "is viewed as indifferent to the concerns of neighborhood residents and urban preservationists" flies in the face of years of well-considered planning by volunteers and the community's actual response to the project.

In some neighborhoods in New York City and Seattle, where in recent years local branches have sold off suddenly prime real estate, the Y.M.C.A. is viewed as indifferent to the concerns of neighborhood residents and urban preservationists.

In contrast, local producers perceived themselves as having little influence on oblast authorities that they viewed as indifferent to their plight.

America, and American business, was viewed as arrogant and indifferent toward others' cultures; exploitative, in that it extracted more than it provided; corrupting, in how it valued materialism above all else; and willing to sacrifice almost anything in an effort to generate profits.

Questions arose whether Reagan's policies benefited the wealthy more than those living in poverty, and many poor and minority citizens viewed Reagan as indifferent to their struggles.

He also gushed about the defense of the rookie Danilo Gallinari, who until now was viewed as offensively gifted but defensively indifferent.

But while once viewed as a great leveller (Sir Philip Sidney called sleep "the poor man's wealth, the prisoner's release, the indifferent judge between the high and low"), sleeping long has become regarded as an indulgence, a weakness.

Rather, he views them as "indifferents" (adiaphora).

They are as indifferent as rain.

Some residents complained that the authorities seemed as indifferent as they were short-handed.