apathetic造句

What is that apathetic being doing?

To function in an apathetic or ineffective manner.

There is no desire can only be described as apathetic.

The illness made her apathetic and unwilling to meet people.

Iron deficiency anemia makes children act inattentive, apathetic, and irritable.

The few high elves who survived the Scourge's invasion quickly grew ill and apathetic.

Perhaps we're feeling tired or apathetic, or weeks of stress have finally caught up with us.

Without reform, however, those apathetic young voters face a crippling tax burden.

But what is incredible is your and your government's apathetic attitude towards my husband's life.

If there are times that you cannot avoid certain people, certain incidence from happening in your life be apathetic.

But there was something wrong with all of them: they were apathetic, withdrawn, happiest when left alone.

Listen to your body. If you are working too much you will start feeling tired, cranky and apathetic.

Some of them, it is true, are caught, in apathetic squalor, in small-town brutality, in meaningless blood-feuds, or(like Jim)in Negro slavery.

At the bottom of all this lies a vague stress: people are either nervous, anxious, irritated, or else they are apathetic.

Unexplained mood changes, especially feeling apathetic or irritable, can be a sign that your body isn't getting the energy it needs.

But if we are apathetic to save, even though the victim survives finally, we will feel guilty for the rest of our lives.

He displays no interest either in you or in the goods he is paid to sell. Yet possibly that very clerk who is now so apathetic began his career with hope and enthusiasm.

For the British Government, hemmed in by a precarious economy and an apathetic public, the turn from a policy of disarmament to a policy of rearmament was not an easy one.

The negative of exposure leads to the effects of magnifier and apathetic sense, or leads to social mob and social panic, or leads to social chaos because of false exposure.

"Fairly common from the 1930s through the 1950s, lobotomy reduced neurotic symptoms such as agitation and aggressiveness but also left patients apathetic and with a limited range of emotions; it has since been largely replaced by the use of tranquilizing and antipsychotic drugs."