apathy

The reason for this apathy is not difficult to find.

"We have to work against apathy in the general public."

A. The level of apathy is still very much there.

I have to start with American apathy to ancient history.

Apathy, rather than intelligence, should be the word of the day.

Nothing like common apathy as the basis for a relationship.

With the great day almost at hand, apathy was ended.

Perhaps a sense of apathy would grow like a fire around the children's heart.

The answer lies in the apathy of the American people toward their own government.

Apathy is a state of mind in which we have given up and no longer exercise control over our lives.

Many children die due to apathy of government medical officials.

But they did not survive a war to be done in by time and apathy.

His mind, for a very brief space, had moved out of its apathy.

"I think there's a sense of apathy and fear at the moment in this country."

Far from apathy, I would argue, they care too much.

Parents, he says, decline to get involved out of apathy or fear.

That's one measure of their apathy toward the stock market.

James, the one the 19,968 fans came to see, does not understand the apathy.

"This year in particular you needed something new to try and break the consumer apathy."

You told me that the principal problem was to break him out of his apathy.

Political apathy has long been the norm in this country.

"The only thing you have to apologize for is apathy."

There may be other things contributing to a person's apathy.

There seems to be a greater sense of apathy than anger in the land.

As a group, young people are often criticized for apathy toward politics, and with reason.