Sentence examples for was rather indifferent from inspiring English sources

"I was rather indifferent, if not even a little angry," he later said.

"[Our Uber driver] was rather indifferent but we got him talking about music," said Beth Weinstein in Phoenix.

Some are fine, but many tend to be rather indifferent mixtures of crabmeat and bottled mayonnaise.

It is interesting that Americans their opinion leaders at least—have been rather indifferent to the economic growth plight of their country in these 2000s, when growth has been below the norm, at 2% per year instead of over 3%.

But personally, I've always been rather indifferent towards romance.

The most urgent priority for our undocumented brothers and sisters is to grant them relief from deportation, therefore, we are rather indifferent on whether legalization is achieved through a comprehensive manner, or through a piecemeal step-by-step approach as proposed by the Republicans.

They had limited experience in the practice of EBM and were rather indifferent to the impact of EBM on medical practice.

Struck & Fisse [ 13] found good support for Mollusca+Nemertea in Bayesian analyses of an amino acid alignment derived from EST data, while ML analyses were rather indifferent between Annelida and Mollusca as sister group to Nemertea.

Remarkably, CTLA-4 blockade during LCMV infection had no effect on T cell expansion, indicating that LCMV-specific CD8+ T cells are rather indifferent to enhanced B7-mediated signals.

"I wrote to her that I was rather alarmed by the indifferent quality of the chapter," he testified.

He was not indifferent to the war; it was rather that the aspects which moved him most were mainly personal.