indifferent to

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

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.

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.

He is completely indifferent to what others think of him.

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

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

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?

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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 .

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

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.

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.

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

The specific value flexures certify that the water table variation in the instrument is indifferent to its water table.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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

So why not go for that girl who's into you, but you're indifferent to her type?

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

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.

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

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

They looked indifferent to whatever I said.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

Therefore we cannot be indifferent to it.

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.

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

As they originally existed they were indifferent to human endeavors.

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

"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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

She was indifferent to her boss's advice.

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.

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

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

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

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.

because we don't understand suffering, we become indifferent to it.

She knew what it was to meet with people who were indifferent, to walk alone amid so many who cared absolutely nothing about you.

The explorers were indifferent to the discomforts and dangers of the expedition.

He is indifferent to matters of the company.

He pretended to be indifferent to the news .

"Your sleeves are too short, " she barked, indifferent to the disgusted looks of other families nearby.

The physical world was and still is indifferent to the mathematicians' classification.

If monetary policy seems indifferent to the economy, then fiscal policy is downright truculent.

In when each other all quiet indifferent to fame or gain is having, this happy instantaneous is not each person love only way.

Although you're indifferent to me, I cross my heart I really give you my purest feelings.

I was so excited to see snow that i was indifferent to the cold.

He is not interested in football and is indifferent to who wins or loses.

But of course we are not indifferent to the fate of these two states.

It was utterly indifferent to her who he was.

He is hard to get along with. He is indifferent to any people.

ardent reformer. He is at heart an ardent indifferent Many one or little one is indifferent to me.

Hair dyes contain a group of alcohols which are colorless, non-toxic and chemically indifferent to the dye and the hair.

The style of life indifferent to fame and wealth causes a happy and sweet life, which common people can't image.

Why some people are so indifferent to the victims of this tsunami?

Both risk being seen as selfish powers indifferent to the threat climate change poses to humanity.

Who says that book - lovers are near-sighted , inflexible and indifferent to worldly affairs!

As autumn ripe melon, perplexed us indifferent to wait a moment 's fall harvest.

He treated my request with indifference. He was indifferent to my request.

In most cases national politics is simply indifferent to the interests of foreigners.

Britain, too, has become far more tolerant of, or indifferent to, the issue of gay marriage, as various opinion polls attest.

If you are indifferent to the people surroundings, it means that your instinctive trust and intuition have been eaten away by distrust.

I don't think the Council can or should remain indifferent to these serious violations of human rights.

So long as America seems so indifferent to the Palestinians' plight, Arabs will, however, treat such reasoning with suspicion.

He is indifferent to any and everything.

He is indifferent to the result of the exam.

You are obviously referring to the Arroyo administration when you talk about "a regime indifferent to the appeals of the people. "

Talk will give people a peace of mind, a kind of indifferent to the realm of the life of a Thanksgiving.

I was so excited to see snow that I was indifferent to.

Voters seem increasingly indifferent to politics.

Irm indifferent to whatever you want to say.

We can't be indifferent to the social injustice and the dark side.

The majority of students were [was] indifferent to the political meeting.

It was indifferent to her who he was.

During my initial stay, villagers were indifferent to the public affair of the village.

She was perfectly indifferent to him.

They are ultraconfident and shameless: they leap from one crashed scheme to the next, indifferent to others' losses.

Finally three Guards play cards, indifferent to the tragedy before them.

The majority of students were indifferent to the political meeting.

The scientific view of the world is not indifferent to quality or value. It seeks to find law, harmony, uniformity in nature.

Sagittarius will remain indifferent to the Libra's adventures.

Mr Bush was indifferent to Russia's legitimate concerns but soft on the Kremlin's abuses of power.

Because it has become increasingly indifferent to the friendship, family interests, sometimes before the vulnerable, fragmented.

Laughter is indifferent to everything in life to pursue diligently.

Be indifferent to her interest.

Male montane voles, in contrast, are cads : they are promiscuous, solitary and indifferent to their offspring.

We must not be indifferent to the lives of the masses.

But after the euphoria of toppling Batista in January 1959, his friend proved indifferent to human rights and liberties.

When you're indifferent to the person who hurt you, you will truly be free and on your way to genuine happiness.

a desensitized public indifferent to the violence in films.

For Epicurus, the gods were not crazy but simply indifferent to both human joys and sorrows.

I was so excited to see snow that I was indifferent to thecold.

The postindustrial economy is indifferent to men's size and strength.

They are utterly indifferent to him ex-cept as a character in their myths.

mr . hall was naturally an abstemious man indifferent to luxury.

Many girls wear skirts in the winter, seeming indifferent to the cold.

But his reaction is cementing business leaders' impression that he is indifferent to their concerns.

Instead of always fearing the outcome, you'll become indifferent to the outcomes in due time.

We also indifferent to contentment, not with sadness of heart.

He is quite indifferent to the picnic this time.

Mother, not only those in the feed, you are indifferent to the care of me.

Like fly on the invisible clothes is indifferent to being around.

And how can he remain indifferent to that?

When we're old, recalled today, for every one bittersweet moment, will be indifferent to look back a laugh.

3 day to be indifferent to cudgel thinking around.

How can you be so indifferent to the suffering of the people around you?

I am not interested in celebrities. = I am indifferent to celebrities.

It wouldn't DO if Singaporeans were indifferent to their own linguistic environment, and became bored with such issues.

One reason is that the unreformed Japanese corporate sector is indifferent to returns to shareholders.

Don't take this the wrong way, but I am completely indifferent to Chelsea.

A wolf or a dog at a shelter is indifferent to that cue.

indifferent to the sufferings of others.

People ignore my color, I also to others and be indifferent to the.

He is keen on scientific researches, but indifferent to promotion.

They looked indifferent to whatever were said.

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

Never be indifferent to your family.

what others think is altogether indifferent to him.

I infer thnext to he is indifferent to differentiate towing the offers indifferent conferences.

The writer was indifferent to? criticism, good or bad.

Our hearts may be indifferent to the bar.

He seems indifferent to worldly success.

Dilettante be indifferent to, if adept person still looks not to come out, that is a tragedy.

someone indifferent to the busy world.

he is indifferent to his health.

It is quite indifferent to me whether you go or stay.

They are overcautious, lack the imagination, is indifferent to the current event.

She brought light to the darkness, but not warm, indifferent to the quiet.

Anyway, he's indifferent to me.

You're too indifferent to the opinion of others.

He is absolutely indifferent to other people's miseries.

He's indifferent to this problem.

He has since been scrambling to bury the impression he is indifferent to the concerns of the 99 per cent.

The irony is that Mr Cameron has long been indifferent to the press; broadcasting is the medium that matters to him.

How can you be indifferent to the sufferings of starving people?

I'm indifferent to whether you go or not.

Attitude to life is a kind of indifferent to fame and wealth should be.

He's totally indifferent to other's vile gossip.

Should we be indifferent to the living conditions of the people in the lower income bracket?

How can you be indifferent to your marks in school? !

I am absolutely indifferent to his talk.

D. He was indifferent to Susan's feelings.

He is indifferent to fame and gain, and never cares about them.

An indifferent to the moon in the flowers were gradually rising, more moods.

This race is indifferent to the mind.

He is indifferent to suffering and poverty.

Don't be indifferent to me.

you are so indifferent to me.

They are indifferent to politics.

I infer thfor he is indifferent to differentiforing the offers in different conferences.

I am indifferent to them. Adult passion for football clubs has always struck me as slightly ridiculous.

Those who had been indifferent to village affairs were now concerned about the development of the village.

He is indifferent to me.

How can you be so indifferent to them?

How can you be indifferent to the crisis ?

Of BP's fate, he added: 'Certainly, we are not indifferent to their future. . . . Hopefully, they can absorb the losses. '

She is indifferent to her father's words.

I think you are still indifferent to laugh, although I know that you can not see, my eyes all of a sudden the tide again.

Why can they say that other people are contemptuous traitor, but that is not indifferent to their servility is a Kinds of evil.

He is indifferent to fame.

I do not hate Manchester United. I am indifferent to them.

She is indifferent to other people's suffering.

She is indifferent to the new religion.

I am indifferent to their arguments.

Why are we indifferent to the coolie who is carrying a heavy load, to the woman who is carrying a baby?

Love you too deeply, you say you can not stand, love you love is too shallow, you say I am indifferent to you.

I think that if you are indifferent to someone, you don't even worry about that person.

Are you truly indifferent to whether your children become beach bums or bankers?

Alright, do you wanna be a bystander or an onlooker who is indifferent to this issue but laugh it off?

Be indifferent to ~ made a choice at that time because of me, I want abdication!

Some people call this the Harvard comma, or the serial comma, but what nobody seems to do is be indifferent to its use. This

I told him, moreover, that I believed myself mistaken in supposing, as I had done, that your sister was indifferent to him;

Love is that when we make mistakes , others think in your way. But there is someone indifferent to say "Are you crazy? "

Gradually I learned to be indifferent to myself and my deficiencies;

He shrugged his shoulder, indirectly implying that he was indifferent to the ballet concert in a nearby pub

Officers must cherish their men and must not be indifferent to their well-being or resort to corporal punishment;

Hope this is indifferent to have no matter, the earth, as the path;

Road, expressed the birth of thoughts calm clean air, detached indifferent to the emotional mood;

I imagine myself indifferent to her

Reckless a. Heedless or careless; indifferent to or disregardful of consequences

indifferent to hardships and dangers

Be indifferent to hardships and dangers

You have become accustomed to them, or are indifferent to them, or you leave it to others to solve the problems;

many one or little one is indifferent to me

I am getting more and more indifferent to your love