Sentence examples for were indifferent to from inspiring English sources

Some countries were indifferent to tax crimes.

Most, like Guldana, were indifferent to the campaign.

Survey respondents were indifferent to the levels of restrictions on activities needed to achieve these outcomes.

Later owners were indifferent to Mr. Sterner's ideas, and several classicized their houses.

It's as if governments were indifferent to life and in love with death.

Research by the union found members either supported marriage equality or were indifferent to it.

He painstakingly marshalled his evidence, indifferent to the fact that they were indifferent to reason.

Against the backdrop of anti-Communism, we were indifferent to the fate of millions.

Half were indifferent to her, while around a fifth said they viewed her unfavourably.

But maybe it just revealed that they were indifferent to anti-Semitism," he said.

Sheehan apologised to the New South Wales police for giving the impression they were indifferent to the alleged crime.