Sentence examples for was apparently indifferent from inspiring English sources

This legislation saved many lives; lives to which the market was apparently indifferent.

Colt was apparently indifferent to the uses of his products; he sold arms to whoever would pay.

The murder victim, Bjorn Faulkner, for all his brilliance, was a swindler who was apparently indifferent to the ruination of his investors.

Turner sympathizes with the Miller who must sell his well-cut suits on the streets of Paris for a fraction of their worth, but is apparently indifferent to the fact that June was selling her body on his ­behalf.

Unexpectedly, we found that many cellular identities are apparently indifferent to the removal of Mll2.

He was apparently cheerfully indifferent to that city's scary reputation, until he was effectively chased out of the country by some heavy characters.

Why are we apparently indifferent to the plight of 2,000 children under lock and key in detention centres?

But she was indifferent, flatly indifferent".

Crime fiction, meanwhile, is saturated with imperfect mothers, from the heroine of Gilly Macmillan's debut Burnt Paper Sky, who loses her son on a walk in the park, to Alex Marwood's The Darkest Secret, in which none of the mothers featured, good, bad, or apparently indifferent, is quite as she initially seems.

Everyone seems to be looking around wild-eyed - though apparently indifferent to the occasional spectacularly glamorous woman sauntering through the throng - so that it's difficult to tell who's buying, who's selling and who's just standing, watching and waiting.

Where nails poke up from carpets, tearing the skin off babies' feet, while parents are driven mad trying to get an apparently indifferent landlord to fix things.