indifferent to造句

Mme Roland is indifferent to posterity.

Many one or little one is indifferent to me.

It was utterly indifferent to her who he was.

So, think of a famous saying indifferent to life, life rare rare calm, tranquil, the indifferent, the calm.

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

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

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

If I suddenly become indifferent to you, I must have known something you didn't want me to know.

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

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

There are all these new books out there portraying Asian mothers as scheming, callous, overdriven people indifferent to their kids' true interests.

Then I remembered how often, too, had been indifferent to the grandeur of each day, too preoccupied with petty and sometimes even mean concerns to respond to the splendor of it all.

I would like so much to tell people, especially young people, that if you are thoughtless and indifferent to others on your road in life, then you are missing life itself.

He may seem indifferent to her at first glance, but the broad brim of his hat sweeps protectively across her face, almost as if his arm were around her shoulder.

A third factor is that Asian central Banks are big buyers of Treasury bonds as part of their exchange-rate management policies, and are relatively indifferent to future returns.

At present, the students of the Party members in colleges become indifferent to the Party's aim and the enthusiasm of joining the Party, and even their motivation of joining the Party is of egoism as well.