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As for people who love us but whom we do not love, we may be indifferent, or at least would not harbor such a deep overall concern.

If Obama said nothing or was plainly indifferent, gay-rights activists might be irked but would not be quite so disappointed.

I will not he cold and indifferent to the poor friends and will show concern for them, even if it is only a comforting word.

Nancy recognized that she was suffering from psychological problems and had really become indifferent to the events in her daily life.

On account of Sri Ramakrishna's indifferent health, Mathur appointed this man to the office of priest in the Kali temple.

On a serious note, no matter if you are a Nets fan, Raptors fan, or indifferent, you can't deny the fact that this was a great game.

Farewell long already gradually moving out of guilt, I it had gradually become indifferent heart once again feel the warm heat.

He wanted her to come to him. But he was angry at the bottom of his soul, and indifferent.

He is absolutely as indifferent to the decision, as if it were a question to be tried at Pekin.

He is not only indifferent to other people: he is often extremely rude to them as well.

Likewise, if all experiences are indifferent, that of duty is as legitimate as any other.

He is completely indifferent to what others think of him.

With the exception of Australia, indifferent respondents only made up single-digit percentages when asked the same question a year ago.

Perhaps there were others of whom she did not hear, or why should he be so busy, so indifferent, of late?

Let us leave to one side what we might in fact think of a desire to which even this outcome is not indifferent.

They did turn the corner recently after a bad start, though they have had a few indifferent results of late.

"Why, if he came only to be silent, grave, and indifferent, " said she, "did he come at all? "

The porter still gazed, trying to look indifferent. Then, seeing that Hurstwood was about to go on, he said.

If he loves you, no one can stop him from getting close to you. If he is indifferent, his leaving is a must.

He later said he felt nothing but contempt for those who had observed him, safe and distant, like indifferent gods.

I consist of a little body and a soul. Now to this little body all things are indifferent, for it is not able to perceive differences.

I would like to see you in your whole life behind, but do not want you back, let me see you indifferent eyes, gave me a strange feeling.

There was something which had been crucial for you having slowly indifferent.

Melancholy, some have been indifferent between the Wind and the sad, like and litter at the moment my feelings.

And then the police brought you back from the cemetery and you looked at us with those dull, indifferent eyes, and I stopped making excuses.

In contrast, some Australian universities seem to be "*indifferent" to freshmen.

If she seems indifferent, make a decision: take her to a place YOU know and think she would like.

I wanted to see his face, to see if he'd gone back to the cold, indifferent person I'd known for the last several weeks.

To live cooped up in a small flat with some one who was out of work, idle, and indifferent to her.

To my own free will the free will of my neighbour is just as indifferent as his poor breath and flesh.

When Mrs. Strickland introduced me to her husband, he gave me a rather indifferent hand to shake .

I am myself indifferent honest, but yet I could accuse me of such things that it were better my mother had not borne me.

He was as indifferent to his powers as they were prolific.

I chewed on a small bite of the bread, trying to look indifferent.

I tried to sound indifferent. "I wonder what was with him last Monday. "

The birds are indifferent to human observers so it's easy to spot and record the entire sequence of events the researchers say.

It is often indifferent to Ming-chih, Calm Heart, how can they do, few can really do?

as long as you are grim enough and speechless enough as well as indifferent enough to everything.

Cosette, but a year before only an indifferent little girl, would have replied: "Why, no, he is charming. "

Zhuge liang said: "the indifferent, not quiet bit-level indescribable relocating indescribable. "

Simian Lv is a famous historian of modern China, His whole life was indifferent to fame and fortune, and he had been teaching for a living.

In contrast to what Keynes wrote, Krugman allows for a situation where the public is indifferent between debt and cash.

Still, she could not keep her secret. She tried to be calm and indifferent, but it was a palpable sham.

Public opinion is always more tyrannical towards those who obviously fear it than towards those who feel indifferent to it.

eg: As is often the case with young people, he is indifferent to money.

Slowly, indifferent at home without guests, and even birthday is also lonely, and he felt very sad about the whole face did not smile.

The rest of my class wanted to read more accessible poetry; they hated Dickinson's verse and were indifferent to her life story.

His wife , after attempting to laugh at the situation in a dignified and indifferent way, broke down entirely .

He was indifferent to his father's fortune, which was significant; it had been acquired through the process of vulcanizing tires for cars.

Meursault is definitely not a genius, and he seems indifferent to everything around him except what he is feeling in the moment.

everybody seemed to be very indifferent to her.

Police to see they are always a few indifferent murmur is simply to avoid or ignore.

One of Horne's numbers was "You're So Indifferent" written by Sammy Fain and Mitchell Parish a song she would keep in her repertoire.

How the world is, is completely indifferent for what is higher; God does not reveal himself in the world.

Do not cry, You are our hero, I know a gold medal as for you very important, Victory is indifferent in fact or not really.

Their eyes rested on a nude woman suckling a baby, while a girl was kneeling by their side holding out a flower to the indifferent child.

summer evening, on this walk in the Wolong Boulevard, quite free to see sitting sunset view of the indifferent and quiet.

Sometimes, as now, the brain behaves as if indifferent to risks and uncertainties.

Harry Truman was an indifferent president who needlessly dropped A-bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, designed to intimidate Stalin.

Please be sure to tell all of you, no matter what you say that, indifferent to the people is stronger than it!

Teacher's Day in the United States known as "Teacher Appreciation Week" , they are very indifferent attitude of Teacher's Day.

I always remembered who love the kind of passion, now I finally understand the kind of previous over-enthusiastic, later indifferent roots.

Mr. Bulstrode in things worldly indifferent was disposed to do what his wife bade him .

Would it be possible for it to remain indifferent towards massive social transitions if true contemporary art does exist at all?

It was not that they were indifferent to exam results; they simply took it for granted that our natural talent would carry us through.

But as big a worry for the Vatican as a hostile greeting from some quarters must be an indifferent one from mainstream Britain.

Tiger Woods gets a place in the American team despite indifferent form.

The four kids shrugged and struggled to appear totally indifferent, but I could tell they were listening intently.

Those with a mind to "live for today" are apt to be indifferent to health risks that have a very long incubation period.

Quite write face in everybody, their sweats flow to drip sacred, sacred make the heart indifferent unreal, unreal bring to pay of happiness.

But to the understanding those things only are indifferent, which are not the works of its own activity.

Kindness to others is never in vain. Even if the person indifferent, at least those who can benefit facilities.

Yesterday, with a total fresh smell waves, despite the open window, smelling the aroma is still indifferent.

However, the absence of audience participation or indifferent participation is still a common phenomenon under current political situation.

Perhaps more details of the deep do not remember it, in retrospect only indifferent smile.

Indifferent point tends to be at leisure, too hard, it is lost.

His mother cried tears dried, we remain indifferent to the ultimate injury, or us.

When you are satisfied with life indifferent to the fame and wealth, the happy and free excursion is possible.

be indifferent to He has no interest in football and is indifferent to who wins or loses.

As to living in the best way, this power is in the soul, if it be indifferent to things which are indifferent .

The second was to self-impose a 100-year rule, so that by the time any judgment was passed he would be "dead, unaware and indifferent" .

I was so utterly indifferent that I wanted to seize a moment when I would not be so indifferent - why, I don't know.

Indifferent to a lot, and always forget that the loss has not been truly beautiful, the night is full of suffering.

Is the accept of the various from desire to careless, from exciting to peace, from lonely to indifferent.

The morals of good men must be irreproachable and they must n't be so indifferent to the things causing harm to society.

Those women continued, however, to be skinflints, and the men remained callously indifferent to those less fortunate than themselves.

Is indifferent to the young "digital native" generation, who use blogs and other web tools as naturally as you use a telephone.

But since these thoughts never pierce the heart and since we are enamored of flattering pleasure, we remain very cold and indifferent.

Yao Li, deducing a thousand years of indifferent, lightens people's eyes, also illuminates the history of tunnel.

I am not so much indifferent , it is better to say frankly that I fear more for being soft-hearted own .

I am not so much indifferent , it is better to say frankly that I fear more for being soft-hearted own .

She had been fooling herself in thinking she could remain indifferent.

Marx was contemptuous of the faith of his ancestors, and indifferent to the Lutheranism his father had adopted.

They are not able to make any remarks on my questions, I believe, though they seem indifferent to me.

Animals to which humans are indifferent often lose their habitats and go extinct.

Another person is about to try the same route, and Graham asks him what music he wants to climb to; the dude's indifferent, if not annoyed.

" Oh, thank you for your reminding! Will that be all? There's nothing else I'll die, we are eating! " Lijun said deliberately indifferent.

but the sea is so calm, so silent, so indifferent, that you are troubled suddenly by a vague uneasiness.

To be a kind person, how can you be so indifferent to the sufferings of these children?

People pass by, indifferent, no doubt consumed by their own problems.

People pass by, indifferent, no doubt consumed by their own problems.

We got a great result against Chelsea and then followed it up with two indifferent results.

Chuang-Tzu's Tao is "A Share Truth" or "Form of Truth" , Morality is the simple nature, its main content is reality, gentle and indifferent.

Richard Hamilton, the boss of Ceres, says he is indifferent as to whether his grasses end up in petrol tanks or power stations.

One by one vanished without a trace, are indifferent to me, but in the past, I speak with you and answer fast yet, and this is a friend?

He is of an indifferent Good Nature, and is willing to do anything which the Exorcist desires.

Though the youth at last grows indifferent, the laws of the universe are not indifferent, but are forever on the side of the most sensitive.

The various Ge carries cloud indifferent outlook, it is a bit embarrassed to gush to make presently always sun and pure sun.

You want to think too much of the pain, you can still indifferent to me.

He has no interest in football and is indifferent to who wins or loses.

He has no interest in football and is indifferent to who wins to loses.

I don't trap you and pretended to be indifferent to you.

the hope is indifferent to originally without, be indifferent to have, those who want is much, also had a hope.

For you are sensitive to, and interested in, what I am doing (drinking, tidying up); you are indifferent to the mere movements.

Yang counters, saying he is indifferent about keeping Yahoo independent and just wants what's best for the company.

The only amusements left us are the indifferent races at the Champ de Mars and Satory.

If I see some among the visitors indifferent to God, I say to them, 'You had better sit over there.

The previous chapter explored a simple theory of imaginative pleasure: Our minds are partially indifferent to whether an experience is real.

Looks cool, indifferent expression, heroic act, the voice of strong determination in the eyes, no let me do.

He was indifferent to insults and scorns thrown at him.

Like many other critics, he felt indifferent to people who wanted to be tainted by Lawrence so long as they kept their distance.

Tom had become indifferent to persecution by this time. This phase filled the old lady's heart with consternation.

When we become indifferent to the Word and its truths, God will not answer our prayers.

You said that you indifferent; I said, I numb. That us?

a. I'm (indifferent) to whether you go or stay. To be honest with you, I don't care.

Early autumn, like a graceful women indifferent, so beautiful, so naturally. In late autumn, is a pure woman entry, so bearing, so the dust.

It is indifferent , for instance, to the depth of any recession, or the extent, as distinct from duration, of any recovery.

In his cave a man is preoccupied with solving his problem and is unaware of how his indifferent attitude might feel to others.

If your neighbor loves to gossip, don't add up to the gossiping but just be indifferent.

Oh, don't don't do this, my indifferent nobleness. Oh don't don't be like this anymore, so irretrievable.

Oh, don't don't do this, my indifferent nobleness. Oh don't don't be like this anymore, so irretrievable.

Most appalling, perhaps, is the cost of maintaining such an indifferent system.

However, after the day I kissed you, you were even indifferent to me. It made me feel very sad.

I am indifferent smile, wind blowing over, limp like a beautiful walk around the dance steps, kissed my cheek, licking dry my tears.

Often well-being of the world, things do not usually keep, why not open-minded, indifferent smile for life!

rather a curious fellow too, with a fund of sly wit and quiet humor, under his listless, dawdling , indifferent, irresolute manner.

No matter how you roll I do not get rid of the Red, he was indifferent to your romantic since I own a lonely sinking pleasure.

When the market is good before, data is a bit more muddleheaded be indifferent to, but we need now more hold these data well and truly.

I cannot agree with this school, which seems too individualistic, and unduly indifferent to the importance of knowledge.

Indifferent to endure loneliness, poor to Rain or shine, remain, excluding gains and losses, luxury, far from impetuous.

Historical information as well as the photographers'point of view, emanating from this work, cannot leave indifferent.

A supremely arrogant, self-contained military vessel, a submarine was indifferent to her surroundings.

I do not understand the lover, whether be or not be apt by you become so indifferent.

Strangers to hurt, I completely indifferent, be familiar with people who hurt, I be unable to resist sustain the blows.

Conversely, the predicate as universal is self-subsistent, and indifferent whether this subject is or not.

doing her audience analysis, she found that her classmates were indifferent to her topic for several reasons.

They were talking low, of indifferent things which plainly were not the things that occupied their thoughts.

A heavy shower rustled and rattled and veiled in the little house wherein he sat, indifferent, thinking.

Thus the object must be explicitly stated as in its existence having an Affinity(or a bias)towards its other-as not-indifferent.

They looked indifferent to whatever I said.

Few people have seen a Bryant like this--extremely indifferent and silent.

Gurgling water, mixed touched one of moonlight, indifferent a charming spring, the summer blue ripples.

The public and world governments remained largely indifferent to the possibilities of solar energy until the oil shortages of the 1970s.

The government seemed to be indifferent to the sufferings of the poor.

but the sea is so calm, so silent, so indifferent, that you are troubled suddently by a vague uneasiness.

There are only two ways to be quite unprejudiced and impartial. One is to be completely ignorant. The other is to be completely indifferent.

The moon circles, my heart is a limpid lake, rich and peaceful, indifferent, where, can search the heart singing.

It's not important for me to uncleanly see people under such background, who are ecstatic, lonely, crazy or indifferent.

Everyone after suffering, but life is filled with hope, we were indifferent to hold pillow sleep!

Forced into an adversarial position with an indifferent society, they have nothing to fall back on but their talents.

For both sexes, however, those in an unromantic mood were indifferent to the public visibility of their choices.

Gently, we shall learn to communicate with non-life things rather human beings, to whom, perhaps, we would eventually become indifferent.

Meals and drinks taste no more as before, and he is indifferent even to his favorite food.

The not-indifferent(biased)object has an immanent mode which constitutes its nature, and in which it has existence.

The swift and indifferent placidity of that look troubled me.

How can you be so indifferent to the sufferings of these children?

I say, do you think? People like you so long are indifferent to. . .

Ice bars and beautiful flower, you see she is always so indifferent to behold, like Yuzhuo, snow, varied and elegant free and easy.

And there is a common view, is the outside, indifferent, tsinghua, do not MeiShi condition.

I dread taking up residence at an indifferent home. I really want to leave.

Any thoughts of their true inner feelings mount calm and indifferent to taste one's whole life to experience all the magic that Vientiane.

Follow at the foot of my emotional vulnerability, his face is filled with the well-being of indifferent.

How can you be so indifferent to the suffering of these children?

Now the unchanging God feels a bit cold and indifferent to me .

India's professional classes have long been considered indifferent to politics and less inclined to vote than the poor.

artificial man could do it, but such entities would be indifferent to us.

Applause there was, and publicity -- once far off, essential things, but now grown trivial and indifferent.

Therefore we cannot be indifferent to it.

The driver of the Secretary safety consciousness, and low quality of respect for the lives of others are indifferent.

Many, especially in Europe, are turning from being indifferent to religion to being militantly anti-religious.

Policymakers are largely indifferent to what is in demand, so long as the tank of demand remains full.

Love ourselves, love others and love of good faith, love of nature, no one can remain indifferent.

His eyes had become lazy again, studiedly indifferent.

He shrugged his shoulder, indirectly implying that he was indifferent to the jazz band's concert in a nearby pub .

And experiment indifferent conditions Make zirconia crystal fiber Of the different diameters.

But I trade the manner which is only your that looks cold and indifferent.

As they originally existed they were indifferent to human endeavors.

She provoked me till I felt quite frantic, yet she herself pretended to be indifferent and aloof.

Enthusiasm is contagious. It's difficult to remain neural or indifferent in the presence of a positive thinker.

but the sea is so calm, so silent, so indifferent, that you ar troubl suddenly by a vagu uneasiness.

But our own, we stubbornness, then we have a cold and indifferent, behind the heart.

I forgive you for being so indifferent to me. I forgive you for not responding right away.

"You can't tell, " replied Montparnasse with an indifferent air. "It's always a good thing to have a pin about one. "

You unceremoniously casted me aside here all by myself, and you are total indifferent, it is as if we have never known each other before.

Through the millions upon millions light-year shining, is I to you indifferent thoughts.

"realism" entirely indifferent to western values would be one blunder.

Although the city is densely populated, everybody feels alienated and indifferent to everything around himself.

You care so much about someone, but you have to pretend to be indifferent.

Those indifferent or ignorant to the plight on their plates now often run a gauntlet of environmentalists monitoring their dining habits.

Most people are indifferent on the national issues and politics, cynicism and pragmatism are popular in the air.

Most acts, it is true, are considered morally indifferent, provided a man is not a slave or in a semiservile condition.

With the help of my hands, the indifferent mud becomes alive, they express what I want to say appropriately.

Can a novelist remain indifferent to the problem of the world in which he lives?

One moment he was friendly, even warm; the next he was coldly indifferent.

She was not indifferent to the man's death, she was interested in the calf, too.

Cameras placed in their nests by Mr. Beaty's team had shown that the birds were indifferent to live-fire exercises.

Even the nicest guys can be turned into indifferent ones that leave you stuck and heartbroken.

Cannot let the modernization indifferent and covers us brutally, cannot let the sand dust and the dust coerces us.

Sour, but without tears. Indifferent heart like a dry Wells, a precious has brewed tears.

We cannot remain indifferent in such a situation.

I find them stupid, unimaginative, indifferent to the suffering of others, and conveniently ignorant and agnostic.

Some artists as painting to life, indifferent to fame and fortune, and life-long search for the arts, equally respected by people.

Clivia's quiet elegance, a quiet indifferent, will people understand the truth: you have all the treasure, flat faint happy life!

I know I could not utter his insects The name, I picked flowers I've ever indifferent to their appearance!

Fiorentina have made an indifferent start to the campaign and currently sit in ninth place after five games.

But they were frequently indifferent to moral concerns and often used violence against non-allies.

" I don't care about private enterprises, star" . Zheng Yumin repeatedly faced over critics responded with indifferent smile.

To the philosophers' equanimity, which makes them indifferent to both pleasure and pain, I prefer devouring passions.

We have taken things we own for granted. Somehow, our sentiment towards them has become a little indifferent.

Being tolerant does not mean being indifferent towards the actions and feelings of others.

But rules have no effect if enforcement is lax and the population indifferent.

Then they hunted up Huckleberry Finn, and he joined them promptly, for all careers were one to him; he was indifferent.

I feel it indifferent for him to agree with us.

She was indifferent to her boss's advice.

They are indifferent and insensitive to current affairs and to avoid reality, they indulge themselves in the hassle-bustle of the city.

Pass is not my intention, indifferent treasure and goodbye, no bitter are turned into dust drifting away.

They become indifferent to other's feelings, anxious and nervous about job, insomnia at night , having no interest in everything.

Mrs Merkel cannot be indifferent to the Hamburg defeat.

quite a number of people are indifferent performance information.

Atpresent, different doctors approach patients on this spectrum indifferent ways.

The breath, mingled with the indifferent ballad, Classic grace, Electroacoustic wild.

Very strange, people completely indifferent to animals and plants threatened with extinction.

The problems of inefficient bureaucracies are compounded by poor laws and indifferent enforcement.

Even credit markets, historically indifferent to Japan's worsening fiscal position, are showing signs of strain.

I can't watch you are dangerous and completely indifferent, but he has not hurt you, otherwise I will let him come to a bad end!

An indifferent agreement, is better than carrying a cause at law.

The words of this indifferent spectator had, in turn, pierced his heart like needles of ice and like blades of fire.

The assistants in this restaurant are always indifferent to the customers.

Even though, indifferent, but filled with care, to meet eyes, rippling the happy existence.

In common with such sculpture, some of Poe's stories leave us indifferent, or seem repellent .

We need courage, need more wisdom, indifferent face, to be sincere.

Many feel that after a certain age, sexuality becomes an insignificant or indifferent part of life.

The indifferent attitudes in medical service were originated with society and historical reasons.

Somebody's life lives the monotonous dull day for life, indifferent slight living out self's days his think of will be happy immediately.

Love is love tea, tea culture; love, love is in a tradition that a good, smooth and elegant, and indifferent.

Only the Undead, indifferent to these pains, could so simply harvest the mineral wealth.

Often the country's new rich live sealed off in glittering high-rises right next door, seemingly indifferent to the poverty around them.

trapped in this wasteland inhabited by the sick, the drugged, and their indifferent keepers.

But when I saw the youth of Xu Yu diary of this discourse, my heart will not calm and indifferent.

Nagging family, it means someone loves you, if your problem, regardless of whether you, indifferent, then trouble.