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| I was indifferent to the election. |
| He might be just INDIFFERENT TO HER. |
| Muslims are indifferent to the Holy Quran. |
| You're television incarnate, Diana: Indifferent to suffering; insensitive to joy. |
| But if we are not indifferent to the state, that does not mean we can rely on it. |
| It is indifferent to the artworks made about it, even the zoological experiments. |
| Once a business becomes dead or indifferent to the needs and problems of the society, its demise is inevitable. |
| I hope that those of you indifferent to the Affordable Care Act will read Jeneva's essay and ponder on it a bit. |
| Only when the coloniser becomes indifferent to the life of the other does genocide or ethnic cleansing may occur. |
| But Americans can not be indifferent to the form of government that others may choose, or have imposed upon them. |
| I am wholly indifferent about it. |
| But mostly i'd indifferent about them. |
| I was now completely indifferent about religion. |
| If they are indifferent about reconstruction, they still see a plastic surgeon. |
| Chinamen are very indifferent about death; it seems to have no terror for them. |
| Serge is one of the many Russians who feels indifferent about the trio's plight. |
| We'll spend the next however many months discovering what's so good or bad or indifferent about the Audi A7. |
| There has been a theft in his house and they want him to go there, but he is completely indifferent about it. |
| Being indifferent about whether the park is placed in our town or not you must acknowledge each side equally. |
| Are we really that forgiving, or just indifferent about people worth our respect and admiration? This is a SCAM. |
| He is indifferent towards Jake. |
| She often indifferent towards Olivia. |
| I became rather indifferent towards my work. |
| A Theatre Arts student fresher was quite indifferent towards the PDP candidate. |
| The XML world is indifferent towards the logical consistency of your statements. |
| We live in a society that's never cared much for comics and is becoming increasingly indifferent towards them. |
| As for Paris I arrived last Monday morning: cold, grey and dreary Paris seemed busy and indifferent towards me. |
| He may become more romantic within the marriage, or indeed he may become quite callous or indifferent towards you. |
| Furthormore, Sodexo has often been criticized in the past for being indifferent towards students when serving food. |
| He seemed too indifferent as a vet caring for my dog. |
| They are often indifferent as to how we help get them. |
| The state, having had hold of me for 32 years, has now become indifferent as well as cold-hearted. |
| They were the Middle Ages version of the suicide bomber as the were indifferent as to whether they survived a mission. |
| She was never tired of asking her lover questions and admiring his answers, good, bad, or indifferent as they might be. |
| Since the NPV and IRR rules can give conflicting ranking to projects, one can not remain indifferent as to the choice of the rule. |
| The doctor was less impressive in full daylight; he was a trifle shiny, a bit bulbous as to nose and indifferent as to finger-nails. |
| The sea bass, salmon or zander is relatively indifferent as to whether coarse sea salt, fine table salt or conventional cooking salt is used in the batter. |
| As the grace comes from God over a period, we shall eventually arrive at a kind of equilibrium position where we are indifferent as to whether we stay or move. |
| Traditionally, a bride would be indifferent between the two. |
| Therefore, he will be indifferent between the two when the pursuer is 1. |
| At your fair price, you should be indifferent between taking either side. |
| In our example, a risk-neutral investor will be indifferent between the two choices. |
| If a person is indifferent between life in either population, then the argument stops. |
| In our case we have become indifferent between machine harvesting grapes or hand picking. |
| Then N has probability 1/2 iff the agent is indifferent between the gambles: A if N, B if not B if N, A if not. |
| We now construct a compound lottery T * over the outcome set W, L such that the agent is indifferent between T and T *. |
| Therefore, he will be indifferent between these two bridges when the pursuer's probability of waiting at the safe bridge is 1. |
| But if every player prefers not to switch (or is indifferent between switching and not) then the set of strategy is (Nash) equilibrium. |
| Indifferent in his choice to sleep or die. |
| The public too seem to be indifferent in the suspension of the service. |
| I have six divisions of SS men absolutely indifferent in matters of religion. |
| The majority of spectators were unwilling or indifferent in terms of getting involved. |
| If one is indifferent in this area it is considered a great sin causing God's punishment. |
| Raji Fashola can not continue to remain indifferent in the face of this glaring disaster. |
| Second, they did not retain the profit they secured out of the market and remained indifferent in repaying loans. |
| Sadly the mother believes she is of no value so she would be very indifferent in assisting to murder her daughter. |
| It is caused by a certain lack of trust in God and makes us indifferent in the use of the means necessary for our sanctification. |
| My God is totally indifferent of what we do here on this earth. |
| So, even the world cup couldn't have been completely indifferent of it. |
| You pretend to be liberal and the inner mind is indifferent of the such killings. |
| If we accept this arrangement, it will be indifferent of taking it as a charity show. |
| If people are accepting or indifferent of such behaviour, then there's no hope for society. |
| They won because they refused to be indifferent of the sufferings of their brothers in pain. |
| It is blessed with incredibly awesome landscapes that astound even the most indifferent of visitors. |
| But the fact that with a new truth there is always something like the becoming indifferent of some evident differences is, in my opinion, very important. |
| They focus more on practical value and judge by personal interest and show weak common consciousness of society and indifferent of social responsibilities. |
| We're fairly indifferent on where we meet people. |
| I was indifferent on the subject of Grothe resigning. |
| A change only being seen in the amount of Canadians who are indifferent on the laws. |
| Some people were mute, some believe him, others remained indifferent on the whole issue. |
| Whether the referee was good, bad or indifferent on Sunday has to be coped with as best as people can. |
| I'd glad to know I'd not the only one indifferent on the topic in a world that has become baby ' crazy '. |
| Gaye was icy cool beautiful and indifferent on stage but her bass playing was great and worked well against Howard's razor buzz guitars. |
| Ted Strickland, who moved the amendment (a good career move, as the saying goes ), is probably at most indifferent on the Jerusalem question. |
| The ability of Malaysians to milk the situation has the public image consultants in knots, because the politicians they defend are equally indifferent on backing down gracefully. |
| Those who did not identify as religious were more or less indifferent toward atheists. |
| Normally Lena was indifferent toward the guys who approached her this early in the evening. |
| This left us wondering why other ministers (not parishioners ), were indifferent toward us. |
| Although, the organization could not be indifferent towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. |
| The bulk of the citizens either give support to or are indifferent toward their leader's actions. |
| I had been feeling very indifferent toward these women and whenever they spoke to me I was extremely candid. |
| It explains his hot-cold dichotomy, and how he can be so indifferent to things (or people) he has no business being indifferent toward. |
| It is important also to study our God-given faith in detail, since he who is indifferent toward truth is in danger of becoming easy prey for false teachers. |
| Best Answer - Chosen by Asker Show her that you do not have time for people of her nature in your life, act indifferent toward her, and don't show her that your hurt. |
| I'd indifferent with the home and away. |
| Freedom is indifferent with regard to these inclinations. |
| She has been quite indifferent with what Dips says from the very beginning. |
| Muslims should not be indifferent with respect to the attacks on the Prophet (PBUH). |
| But I think we should punish the bad people and not to be indifferent with good people. |
| Essentially there are three groups, pro, anti and indifferent with the indifferents in very much a minority as pretty much everyone I know has some sort of opinion one way or another. |