with indifference造句怎么写

These, however, much as we may regret it, most savages receive with indifference.

For if you bake bread with indifference, you bake a bitter bread that feeds but half man's hunger.

向葵说，心只要向着太阳就有温暖。

WHAT it MEANS: Shyness (being passive in meetings, waiting to be asked questions) can be confused with indifference. As a result, others don't solicit your opinions.

The Israeli public has largely responded with indifference to Merkel's visit, signaling that the two nations are moving toward an increasingly pragmatic relationship.

Everything with indifference, just like the fertile soil that breeds the flowers of life, indifferent people, hands can pick the bright moon, bow their heads can hold the fragrance of flowers.

he charged me director with indifference.

Acting with indifference; showing little interest or care.

Look at the world with indifference, and feel every detail of life with heart.

The great bald eyes staring at him with indifference and contempt.

She bent her elbow on her knee, put her chin in her palm, and shook her foot with indifference.

At home after the reception he received with indifference the cross of the Legion of Honor which the foreign minister had given him.

They watched the snow, rain, wind and frost of the world with indifference, clouds, clouds and clouds, and passed through the years of autumn, winter, spring and summer with free and easy, and through the silence and joy of the red dust.

Man should be like water, flow with indifference, and purify the world with clarity.

New terms are coined with greatest freedom, and abandoned with indifference when they have saved their turn.

It is not that you have money, others have to be good to you, but when you have no money, what other people should say to you, speak with cold eyes, and don't talk about life with indifference.

It is equally impossible that we should behold such interposition in any form with indifference.

Does not everything begin with indifference?

Life is a journey. The best way to live is not to live with indifference or refinement, but to live with nature.