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On the other hand, my wife is indifferent to games.

And yet we are, for the most part, already indifferent to that.

At first, if anything, he had been indifferent to the news.

He seemed indifferent to everything that was going on around him.

He saw it, but seemed indifferent, turned his back upon them.

But very soon she learned to be indifferent to public life.

He was indifferent to any forces other than those of the law.

Five wanted to go back to traditional care and one person was indifferent.

She was going to be cold and indifferent to them for the rest of her days.

The response of both university police and college officials, he said, was indifferent.

The food may be indifferent, but the view of the river makes up for it.

On the other hand, we should not be indifferent to certain values.

So the Administration needs to sell the idea to an indifferent public.

Was it not possible she might be growing indifferent to right and wrong?

She was going to be cool and indifferent to him.

She'd had three calls today, the first one good news, the second indifferent, the third bad.

An indifferent student, he dropped out of school at 15.

Not that he's an indifferent father, or a bad one.

It was better to arm himself against her by being indifferent.

But it would have meant far less with indifferent music making.

Her response was short and completely indifferent to the information.

So the thing be understood, I am indifferent as to the name.

He was either indifferent or angry, with no middle ground.

The room was indifferent, in keeping with the rest of the place.