indifference

She turned her head away and breaking into conversation with her friend, walked on with a very good assumption of supreme indifference.

The majority opinion acknowledged the violation, but held that there was no proof of "deliberate indifference" to civil rights.

They were soon able to make a survey of her face and her frock in easy indifference.

The text in this book, as always sober, but less used to the kind of indifference straightforward.

The election confounds the prevailing image (always something of a distortion) of a nation described only by its arrogance and indifference.

The best way to regain face was to put on a show of indifference, to let people know he wasn't worried about his job.

It was the latest case of Benedict's seeming indifference to the impact and timing of his actions.

"Hey, Edward, " I said with admirable indifference. "Take one of me and my dad together. "

He remembered the strange solitariness of her existence in London; her even stranger indifference to this solitariness.

No one expects his dog to get up and walk away with utter indifference at the exact moment that he finally comes out to his grandmother.

She had set her elbow on her knee and her chin in her hand, and she swung her foot with an air of indifference.

After that, his youthful indifference to studies and his unwillingness to think of a non sports career caught up with him.

With a gesture of infinite understanding, disgust, noble indifference, he threw up his hands and started to walk out.

The flame of measurement leads either to satiety, indifference and neglect, or to a wider and deeper enquiry.

Jack's father is rather angry with him for his indifference to the future.

An attempt to preserve life in a state of neutrality and indifference, is unreasonable and vain.

To him, the presence or absence of his wife's sister was a matter of indifference.

I talked to him for two hours, but he only listened to me with indifference.

He would treat his servants, his own children and even my grandpa alike with meanness and indifference, not to say with ruthlessness.

She smiled to think that men should suddenly find her so much more attractive. In the least way it incited her to coolness and indifference.

Tripp went so far as to suggest that Lincoln's sexual indifference is what contributed to his wife's mental illness.

After years of neglect and indifference the world was waking up to his genius.

If people knew the coldness with which he had met her love, the indifference he had shown to her tears and to her despair.

"It is no consequence, " I said, accompanying the words with a gesture of the most utter indifference.

he began to evince considerable indifference to social forms and observances.

There was, at times, a want of spirits about him which, if it did not denote indifference, spoke of something almost as unpromising.

In trying to comprehend my indifference to Matt and his situation, I imagined a series of scenes from his earliest months.

She wondered at her own solitude these two years past -- her indifference to the fact that she had never achieved what she had expected.

He and his wife have never had a serious quarrel. Through mutual indifference they've just drifted apart.

say goodbye forever to excuses , indifference and regrets . stand up , claim what you want and get ready to do what it takes to get it.

Speaking to the UN General Assembly, he said the real harm came from indifference or non-intervention.

With a look of indifference, he held his gun upward and gave a cheery greeting to his childhood companion: "You look well today. "

These findings are not protected and anyone may ruin them or take with him . . . Such indifference is still shocking even for this country.

Two years alone had given her a blind person's indifference to the look on her own face.

"I don't pretend to argue with a lady on politics, " said Mr. Brooke, with an air of smiling indifference.

This static, ambiguous and nonspecific system creates uncertainty or indifference among the population that it is meant to help protect.

As ever with a new form of communication, one of the things you can do is communicate your indifference better.

May God grant you the gift of a daughter who truly love her mother. Rather then dazzle her with secret indifference.

He HAD stood aloof, looked on with cold indifference for a few days, and found what these people were doing was right.

It was a matter of indifference to him whether his hands were clean or dirty.

The dark flip side of this openness to the new is a deplorable indifference to preserving the old.

Expression: self-confidence, it is obvious indifference, so he is not so easy to approach and build friendships.

"Do just as you please, my dear, " replied Mrs. Allen, with the most placid indifference.

Her strong dislike of politics was the reason for her indifference to the topic.

As the dust began to settle, in their indifference Germans had no country, . They just had each individual.

The game of deception was up with Drouet. He did not try to simulate indifference further .

True emotional and mental detachment is not a state of indifference, apathy or lack of energy.

That one statement created such a sense of urgency and yet indifference on his part.

And then the cruel tone of light indifference with which persons in the fashionable world speak together on the most affecting subjects!

He showed an incredible indifference to the matter.

He put on an air of indifference , which didn't deceive anybody for a moment .

His tone suggested his indifference to the matter.

That growing indifference seems to have underpinned a longer-term trend.

Never before had he seen such a cold, steely determination in her eye -- such a cruel look of indifference.

Mr. Jackson appears to have been guilty of profligate spending and reckless indifference to his financial affairs.

Whether the earth or the sun revolves around the other is a matter of profound indifference.

I used to divert them with vivid word pictures of the cursing family, their brooding silences, their indifference toward one another.

That she may show indifference to me, even hate me, will be my misfortune, that is all.

Come. Take my hand. I am feverish : I left my bed to come here to ask, not for your friendship, but for your indifference.

The best revenge is not hate, but indifference from the heart, the effort of doing a irrelevant to hate people?

How things are in the world is a matter of complete indifference for what is higher. God does not reveal himself in the world.

Sandy's indifference to what her father had said annoyed her mother.

Yet the indifference with which the news was received should not obscure its importance.

She had treated him with interest, with encouragement, with malice, with indifference, with contempt.

An indifference curve is usually assumed to be convex.

On every hand, to her fatigued senses, the great business portion grew larger, harder, more stolid in its indifference.

Creativity unveils hidden perspectives and unique details that provoke the mind and shake the heart in the battle against indifference.

My attempts at establishing a friendly relationship with him were met with complete indifference.

In autarky, a nation is in equilibrium when its community indifference curve is tangent to its production possibilities curve.

It followed that the thing that would hurt her most would be precisely for me to show indifference.

She alone in the face of all the indifference and hostility, but the inside is still looking forward to a warm haven.

Many in Afghanistan were relieved to be spared a second poll in the face of Taliban threats, voter indifference and the approaching winter.

Indifference towards the sacrament of marriage appears strongest among the elderly, not the feckless young.

Chinese tradition on female children should speak volumes about this horrific indifference.

The first enemy that you've got to destroy before it destroys you is indifference.

As the fortunes of his various potential challengers have waxed and waned, Mr Romney has maintained a statesmanlike indifference.

She said good-bye with feigned indifference. What matter could it make? Still, the coach seemed lorn.

The old man did not appear to notice it, and held both his arms with one hand, with the sovereign indifference of absolute force.

She would learn to match him in his indifference.

Indifference and sometimes are not heartless, just a tool to avoid being hurt.

Secondly, it is the result of heavy housework, conservative bearing concept and indifference of the environment consciousness.

He glanced towards the opening door and his expression of sleepy indifference was suddenly transformed into one of frightened ecstasy.

Consumer preferences can be completely described by a set of difference curves, or an indifference map.

Then maybe you can tell me whether it's me that who did something you can't bear or other reasons that caused your indifference.

I was a matter of indifference to him whether his hands were clean or dirty.

In other words, indifference is not a high moral virtue but a social attitude made necessary by the absence of legal protection.

Both will suffer far more if the marriage bogs down in monotony and indifference.

So you can only nod with smile, and don't ask any more with an assumption of indifference.

But indifference, but also turned a blind eye is often straightforward than the harm to much larger offensive.

Scornful indifference to what "the natives" may think of us, brings its own appropriate and sufficient punishment.

Its strength, continued the examination and supervision, blithe indifference metapositive to the company's emphasis on product quality.

for the whole and complete indifference to other departments, localities and people are characteristics of a selfish departmentalism.

Look upon it with a degree of indifference but not because you do not care, but because you can take it in your stride.

Tired of indifference is the characteristics of this kind of marriage, but seldom with a bitter quarrel.

Through indifference he accepts letting his suicide be used to the advantage of a cause he despises.

Andy assumed an air of indifference whenever her name was mentioned.

Where there is only indifference and Because, while it remains the same affection for you Wait for the return.

If David's preferences are represented by an indifference curve like U1 , would he choose to work for more than eight hours?

She assumed an air of indifference whenever her name was mentioned.

Her indifference seemed to be a mockery of our collective fear.

And after years of conditioning, most of us have developed an incurable submission to their indifference and arrogance.

I can still remember your complete indifference as to whether the sun moved round the earth or the earth round the sun.

We in medicine have watched all this mainly with bafflement, even indifference.

Indifference, therefore, was the sentiment which I now needed to feign, not only in her presence but in the eyes of others.

Whether or not, I love you for your indifference.

He listened to her with perfect indifference while she chose to entertain herself in this manner.

airport officials in the face of indifference, but to establish friendship between the stranded passengers.

If you're treated with rudeness and indifference, which will be thought as an attack on your personality and characteristic.

He made an affectation of indifference.

If, instead, David's preferences are represented by an indifference curve like U2, would he choose to work over time?

In the middle or point of indifference of a magnet, its two poles, however they may be distinguished, are brought into one.

Since then, Somalia has rotted away, a victim of international indifference and its own internecine history.

Also felt a different language, culture, environment, indifference and lack of interpersonal communication.

She was soured by his indifference.

The passionate world of indifference that rumbles in their hearts does not seem at all monstrous to us.

Learning to be free from conflict is not indifference or allowing yourself to do nothing.

it was to agitate that ocean of human waves, how many were received with a look of indifference or a sneer of disdain!

Yet this indifference to the plight of the mentally incapacitated is not the whole picture.

I turned around and saw a glance tea, tea held on the corridor walls and a look of indifference.

Adorn thyself with simplicity and modesty and with indifference towards the things which lie between virtue and vice.

In a sense, Chinese investors' growing indifference toward such official rhetoric is in itself a sign of progress.

"No, the safety first! " Haimo hung up the phone, feel Lijun indifference, very strange, thinking: this woman is really the elusive!

And after a while it led me to wonder, if investor indifference was so pervasive, could India's stocks be undervalued?

sterling qualities, particularly courage and a total indifference to public opinion.

He was very surprised to see me, I may feel very strange, but the eyes are a lot less indifference.

After he was gone, Dorothea dwelt with some agitation on this indifference of his.

As many business architecture and urban space alien, so that its people had a sense of indifference from the flu.

Used to express interrogation, surprise, contempt, or indifference.

Public indifference to the fate of these women explains, but cannot excuse, this immoral policy.

But didn't expect to meet his father is the indifference faces and a few words of coldness.

Sometimes indifference and insensitivity permit a face to merge with the mineral grandeur of a landscape.

Different people thought that it was a sign either of indifference, frustration, or grumpiness.

This indifference is in sharp contrast to the concerns voiced by the team of professionals who conducted the Survey.

Throughout history, the two enemies of the cross have been . . . indifference and false religions.

While public indifference might result over time, the initial broadcasts would undoubtedly get attention and stir debate.

Yet as with a child throwing hissy-fits, sometimes indifference is the best response.

Although the lyrics distant mood, full of Zen , but the song itself is still good fans, two days of public indifference.

Weis leads the effort in the face of what the institute views as opposition and indifference from school boards and government entities.

Apathy and indifference in the face of a complex and fast-changing world is a path to ruin.

Many younger Chinese express indifference to this episode, but older activists will still try to commemorate it.

The power of pressure groups is magnified by the indifference of large numbers of Americans to foreign affairs.

Of course, does not deviate from the path is not a hard-headed, on the other will indifference.

Fade out of your world, indifference because of you slowly. . .

He often treats me with indifference.

This global gap requires more than compassion. It requires action. Global poverty is a powder keg that could be ignited by our indifference.

PIERRE BOULEZ. Is there really only lack of attention, indifference on the part of the listener toward contemporary music?

Negligence is indifference, sloth; indifference towards the physical organism, towards the psychological state and indifference to others.

Choice and the Theory of Demand: Rationality Axioms, Utility, Indifference Curves, Constrained Utility Maximization.

Initial indifference, turned into the body's temperature.

Hisresponse is not despair, but an indifference grounded in a supreme confidencein his own artistic vision.

"The entire process of planning for a post-war Iraq" , he writes, "was mired in ineptitude, poor organisation and indifference. "

Pessimism, indifference to life, spiritual emptiness, suicidal feelings are the catalyst.

He spoke with an indifference which he was satisfied with.

Forgot that your I cannot achieve, missing arrives at your indifference.

This persistence of attention holds even when the original choice of activity was a matter of relative indifference.

Bindo cloaked himself in indifference to hide his sorrow.

She assumed an air of indifference.

This paper deals with the minimal entropy martingale measure and utility indifference pricing concerning a stochastic volatility model.

He put on an air of indifference.

The wisest plan is to lower him by an indifference of tone.

In severe-state AD patients there was higher incidence in abnormal behavior and indifference performance.

At home after the reception he received with indifference the cross of the Legion of Honor which the foreign minister had given him.

He adopted an air of indifference.

His indifference was a severe injury to her inner feelings.

But we will also stress that nothing justifies a government's indifference to its own people.

The face of his father's indifference, she give birth to hatred.

Mr. Ford's indifference to his competitors is no pose.

In my opinion, his crime also has much to do with his classmates' indifference.

Rambling signboard Rambling but eye-catching signboards show little indifference to "the social aesthetic morality" .

You are not see the indifference of the eye, the heart is crashing thousands chips.

She was annoyed by her son's indifference to her.

That leaves management unprepared to deal with media questioning and conveys an image of stonewalling and indifference.

It's very hard to talk about indifference without a photograph.

After this day, Jane said no more of her indifference.

She assumed indifference, even though she was seething with anger; he feigned sleep.

Russia's prime minister, Vladimir Putin, recently treated Hillary Clinton to a show of indifference.

In general, managers who do not actively encourage new ideas and innovations in their organizations do so because of indifference.

He playfully assumed an air of indifference.

Then, rising inflation and perceived indifference to the dollar's stability eroded nearly half its value against the yen.

I feel let down by hIs IndIfference.

And, at this level, since it is a question of tension, indifference simply means non-existence.

Met, everything changed, and your indifference to it all, sometimes, happiness is a kind of forgotten.

The attack demonstrates a total indifference to human life and a blatant disregard of international obligations.

Cheerful positive heroes, indifference frozen icebergs, big sweet Article Wizard, basketball big triangle!

Leave behind indifference, take back sorrow. Show your smile, take me in. Reach out your hand, take my hand, we march on as one.

Indifference towards the sacrament of marriage appears strongestamong the elderly, not the feckless young.

Doctrinal indifference is no solution to the problem of doctrinal differences.

but his perfect indifference, and your pointed dislike, make it so delightfully absurd!

Abnormal death-rate and indifference to traditional ethics seriously restricted the population quality in the midst of Shaanxi province.

Her indifference to his criticism fueled the argument and it escalated to a fight.

"Then it was terror and totalitarianism which shut their eyes. Today it is quiet indifference, if not irritated distaste, " it wrote.

Attempts to restart the market for funds that invest overseas have been met with indifference by China's investors.

A final reason for consumer indifference to politics may be the effectiveness of commercial marketing.

Captain Bligh: It is a matter of supernatural indifference to me whether you contaminate the natives or the natives contaminate you.

The distance is not filled gully and indifference, let us farther and farther away from each other.

In the traditional theory of criminal law, the volition of criminal in tent contains only two forms: wish and indifference.

His scandal-plagued administration is accused of arrogance and indifference to the public mood.

The Injured captaIn, lyIng In the bow, was at this time buried In that profound dejection and Indifference.

I'm fretting about seemingly immovable and unchangeable stone bench values like apathy, passivity, indifference.

One manifestation of bureaucracy is slacking at work due to indifference or perfunctoriness.

Therefore, people in love prefer to be hurt by the beloved rather than be treated with indifference.

He put on a show of indifference, but at the bottom of hisheart he was disappointed.

Thus, after leaving the breakfast table this morning, raging inwardly at his blank declaration of indifference at her plans, Mrs.

Highly social division of labor, causing the relations between people increasingly indifference.

That she may show indifference to me, even hate me.

Even cooler heads believed that the botched response stemmed from George Bush's indifference to black suffering.

Worship, indifference, lonely, tongue, disguise self protection.

Lead paint remains, for Americans middle-aged and older, a symbol of poverty, backwardness, social indifference and early death.

What's even more puzzling is the apparent indifference of the Obama team to the effect of such gestures on their supporters.

The Beijing based Workers' Daily carried a commentary, saying that such indifference could hardly make the public respect teachers.

Facing your indifference, I can touch silence; for you, I really do it well.

"Whom did you go with? " queried his wife, with assumed indifference.

This kind of indifference to economic disaster must be ended, and it'll be ended by having a different kind of leadership.

A woman can handle almost anything but indifference.

Indifference sets and indifference curves show combinations of goods that yield equal amounts of satisfaction.

True, the bias that depends on given facts as little as possible implies indifference to the time to come.

Above all, paranoid fantasies are a response to the feeling that we are being treated with indifference.

Procedural way of thinking people machinery, indifference.

Her apparent indifference made him even more nervous.

These professionals are not being callous in their indifference toward ecological design issues.

Absorb their wisdom, cast away your indifference, and offer a piece of yourself in return.

Allen's indifference to his schoolwork worried his parents.

His indifference in work was the occasion of being dismissed.

And underneath it all is ignorance of or indifference to the realities of life for many Americans.

His personality of confidence, calm, optimistic and indifference makes him outstanding.

Whether from lack of time or from indifference, she no longer mended her linen.

I have been think maybe I really do not belong to the indifference of the world.

The effusive praise the professOR heaped on one of the students seemed to imply indifference toward OR disapproval of the rest.

Are strips of a mouth thickness and back thickness basic indifference, to guarantee the binding of skin pass intervetebral collers.

When one talks about China, he arouses either the passion, either the hatred, either anxiety, but rarely the indifference.

The movie shows how Chagas is spreading worldwide, aided by public ignorance, and government indifference.

We hinder Him either by our indifference or by our self-effort, so that He cannot do what He would.

His intentions are being masked behind air of indifference in the meeting now.

The sailor's question, with pride and indifference, seems like a bolt from the blue, shocking many of us deep within.

This had engendered among all those highly paid investment bankers and traders an insouciant indifference to risk.

But certainly, for us who understand life, figures are a matter of indifference.

Russia found that, when Russia may boast with a trace of indifference.

What would make you feel betrayed by your mate-indifference? dishonesty? infidelity?

Although terminology varies, some six axioms are usually cited as being required for consumer theory based on indifference curve analysis.

They're sandwiched between boatloads of indifference, rejection and apparent failure.

Their new white-collar recruits display a disturbing indifference to corporate traditions.

The calm, to the indifference, contend for the inevitable, letting nature take its course.

The lack of indifference and mutual dependency typical of love suggests why this frequently occurs in love.

Elder leaders were alarmed at the apathy and indifference the youth showed towards communism.

That coolness is a weakness; but it takes a lot more than indifference to destroy America's spirit of capitalism.

Anyone or anything outside this web of trust is considered a stranger and will often be treated with indifference or worse.

Because of the emotional pain of feeling like a nobody, he became arrogant and adopted a pose of indifference to criticism.

Over the years, Bush has often expressed indifference to the way history books will treat him.

Another consideration in light of which the lover may sometimes hurt the beloved is related to the lack of indifference in love.

If you sincerely longed for the truth, you wouldn't share this indifference of mine.