“I was deeply hurt by this blatant indifference towards my family.”

“The patients still suffered from the ignorance and indifference of the staff.”

“Everything is done to feign an indifference in the face of death.”

“He folded his arms, as though to fortify himself behind a pretense of indifferency.”

“He seemed to have achieved a Nirvana-like indifferency towards all his kind.”

“Before he did profess himself your servant, I know you did receive him with indifferency at least.”

“The indifferentness with which he approached the situation left others puzzled and uncertain about his true emotions.”

“So from month to month she went on with them all, through a thousand ups and downs and a thousand pangs and indifferences.”

“One would have to be a committed and even embittered partisan not to find something mildly attractive about the new President's indifferences.”

“Its emphases vary according to my own indifferences and ignorance as well as according to my own sympathies and knowledge.”