Sentence examples for while indifferent from inspiring English sources

Men, she wrote to Hume, have "servile souls"; they "like to be mistreated; they are avid for severity, all the while indifferent to kindness".

On one late-night sweep last week, officers checked a grimy club called La Rose while indifferent prostitutes watched an American police show on a small television.

Di Serena Scott Thomass, far better than she needs to be) hurling herself down a succession of staircases while indifferent Charles Davidd "Shameless" Threlfall) dithers, bites his lip, twiddles his cufflinks, says "ngggnn", then goes back to pontificating on The Unbearable Lightness of Being the Duke of Cornwall ("Oh, Mummy. What to do?").

The group has faced intimidation, harassment and attack by hired thugs -- all while indifferent public servants looked on.

Experienced O'Sullivan watchers will not be surprised by the announcement, which had been expected for a while after an indifferent run of form.

We find that the relational dimension of scientists matters for quality, but not for output, while cognitive dimensions have the opposite effect, helping output, while being indifferent toward impact.

The house of Alaïa, while not indifferent to press, almost never sends out a press release — of course!

ADAM GOPNIK: In my limited experience, the French as a rule tend to be hyper-conscious of what Americans think of them, while largely indifferent to the British.

The new France is a bleak land of bitter people, and if there are to be children's books about it, it seems, they should show old women sweltering all alone in the summer heat while their indifferent, intellectual children write hard words about America, doubting the divinity of Donald Rumsfeld and maybe even Dr. Seuss.

Though only presented informally, Prior's original semantics for TL apparently assumed a linear time flow, while being indifferent to other aspects such as discreteness versus density.

The National Park Service has long been criticized for emphasizing scenery and tourism management, while being indifferent, if not hostile, to the support of basic research and science-informed decision making (Sellers 1997, Parsons 2004).