Sentence examples for virtually indifferent from inspiring English sources
Jolene is virtually indifferent.
He becomes masochistic and virtually indifferent to everything but the most extreme body sensations.
Most significantly, Turkey has finally shrugged off the straightjacket of a tight U.S. alliance, grown virtually indifferent to E.U. membership and turned its focus toward its former Ottoman neighbors in Asia and the Middle East.
All are virtually indestructible, indifferent to every kind of cruelty and neglect except prolonged waterlogging.
Mr. Béjart's work — especially when his Ballet of the 20th Century was based in Brussels from 1960 to 1987 — left virtually no one indifferent.
Long inured to negative or even hostile reactions to his work, Serra seemed indifferent to the virtually unanimous praise this time.
"Most mayors are indifferent".
I'm in fact leaving out of my informal survey the meaningless ovations that these days greet the press night (and, presumably, many more nights than that) of virtually every musical, good, bad, or indifferent.
Although she is cosmically indifferent to the feelings of virtually every living thing on the planet, she likes Luther: she sees in him a sort of kindred spirit.
Last summer's Documenta, the contemporary art survey held every five years in Kassel, Germany, was so indifferent to painting that the Belgian painter Luc Tuymans represented the form virtually solo.
