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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

He showed an incredible indifference to the matter.

His tone suggested his indifference to the matter.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Bindo cloaked himself in indifference to hide his sorrow.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

Allen's indifference to his schoolwork worried his parents.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Funnily enough during my time in India, I felt the greatest indifference to poverty was amongst the local relatively wealthy Indians.

Your behavior suggested your indifference to your teachers.

Brutality and indifference to just-war principles of discrimination and proportionality can also eviscerate legitimacy.

And we can see that it was not photographic indifference to offer them the chance to be stiff, but generosity.

Such kind damage usually results from injurer's indifference to obligation performance.

Among students, attitudes run the gamut, from indifference to curiosity to full-blown obsession.

The foe he sees is our own indifference to the future and a lack of faith in our ability to do anything about it.

Of mainstream culture, doubt the value, of the Marxist-led attitude of indifference to ideology.

He expressed his growing indifference to her.

In the end, the public's indifference to how salacious stories are procured creates this lucrative market.

He showed a blithe indifference to her feelings.

Indifference to these problems will mean committing suicide.

Juvenile delinquency mainly results from the violation or the violation or the indifference to juvenile rights.

Whether the dedicatee could really manage these works was, I think, a matter of some indifference to him.

a callous indifference to suffering; cold-blooded and indurate to public opinion.

Our indifference to wording is a symptom of our expertise.

Science doesn't depend on indifference to fame, professional advancement, money, or comparisons with rivals.

Some people do not experience a normal life, and in indifference to bear.

I realized that I was filled to overflowing with selfpity , selfishness , and indifference to the needs of others .

Does being friendly to others mean indifference to you?

This may be down to popular indifference to the furore.

It shows an unattractive indifference to your employer and to your job.

Some people have lamented the relative public indifference to the anniversary this year, compared with 50 years ago.

He shows complete indifference to others feelings.

This shows their indifference to the lives of ordinary people.

Indifference to worldly enjoyments is very difficult to obtain, and equally difficult is the knowledge of the Realities to obtain.

Instead, there is a surprising indifference to the fate of this indigenous people, who also live in northern Norway, Finland and Russia.

Hostility or indifference to religion.

It is a matter of perfect indifference to me whether I am ever known to them or not.

His indifference to future needs is unfortunate.

I can hardly put up with people's indifference to immoral behaviour.

A callous indifference to the suffering of others.

I'm just your indifference to me to find a stage to yourself.

It cited a new principle of "non-indifference" to large-scale crimes.

Hiswants were few and simple, and he showed throughout his life a rare indifference to money.

And women are usually only for their indifference to indifferent to some of the political.

Neglect of and indifference to actual people.

The perversity of the government's incentives demanded a big balance sheet, huge profits, and an indifference to risk.

Indifference to Reality.

A matter of indifference to someone.

I want to be a thinker, but I even can't be indifference to those trival words. It's a paradoxical thing.

They`re a matter of such indifference to him that he can kill them as easily as not.

There is a casual cruelty that is based on indifference to others.

She grouses AT her husband's indifference to her

Simply Probing into the Psychological Origin of Indifference to Politics

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unfeeling a callous indifference to the suffering of others

Only to be feared is indifference to all

Show chronic indifference to public interests

A callous indifference to the sufferings of others

And to those nations like ours that enjoy relative plenty, we say we can no longer afford indifference to suffering outside our borders;

The government showed indifference to the education

An indifference to many of style's finer points;

it can stand for indifference to and detachment from fame and fortune;