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• She assumed indifference. (10)
• Fleshly indifference horrible! (10)
• Her indifference exonerated him. (10)
• Is it the magic of indifference? (10)
• This indifference must wear off. (10)
• Never did tone express indifference plainer. (4)
• The latter shrugged to express indifference. (10)
• She would learn to match him in his indifference. (4)
• They shook hands with conventional indifference. (12)
• We read of divorces with comparative indifference. (10)
• He is now for protesting indifference to the state. (10)
• After this day, Jane said no more of her indifference. (4)
• The right way is for us to school ourselves to indifference. (9)
• You see, he had not forgiven her for her indifference to him. (10)
• You see, he had not forgiven her for her indifference to him. (22)
• She glanced hastily at the foam in a way to show indifference. (10)
• This ridiculous indifference that your father makes so much of! (10)
• Her low eyelids challenged Beauchamp for a look of indifference. (10)
• The raised arms and bent elbows were an illusion of indifference. (10)
• With dull eyes and freezing indifference she endured these demands. (12)
• Our pair took in these traits of solitude and repose with indifference. (9)
• Perhaps indifferent, if indifference could exist under such circumstances. (4)
• She answered with equal indifference and brevity, and the others said no more. (4)
• Her tale of the attempted assassination was related with palpable indifference. (10)
• Whether he spoke from noble-mindedness or indifference, Merthyr could not guess. (10)
• It might be from consciousness, and it probably was; it might be from indifference. (9)
• He could see that his bold assumption of difference, or indifference, told upon her. (9)
• She seemed to him to be morbid and to treat him with an indifference that wounded him. (12)
• The vice-consul stared at her, but he forbore the comment that her indifference inspired. (9)
• Obviously, what frets the commercial interest is the public indifference to book-reviews. (16)
• It is you, only you, insensible Fanny, who can think of him with anything like indifference. (4)
• Resentment at the perfect realization of her anticipated worldly indifference lent him force. (10)
• It was just such indifference and prejudice as her father manifested which was keeping him back. (8)
• Once the yearning enters show persons, indolence and indifference characterize them in the ring. (21)
• Odd, how clearly she had perceived the indifference he would feel so long as there was no scandal. (8)
• An outwearied hopelessness expressed a passive sentiment very like indifference in the clear wide gaze. (10)
• When she had drunk a little wine and he had drunk a good deal, the farce of indifference came to its end. (8)
• Clara directed him to the seat fronting her; he protested indifference to the wet; she kept the door unshut. (10)
• If he had been alone he might have felt the indifference as a slight, but as it was he felt it rather a favor. (9)
• This was confined to four persons who were never all got together, and it soon perished of their indifference. (9)
• The artist went about the room, meanwhile, with an effect of indifference which by no means offended Fulkerson. (9)
• She is now an object of indifference to him, and she would be one of contempt were he to understand her emotions. (4)
• Dan conjectured a military brother, or from her indifference perhaps a militia brother, and then forgot about him. (9)
• Absence, with the conviction probably of her indifference, had produced this very natural and very desirable effect. (4)
• Little observation there was necessary to tell him that indifference was the most favourable state they could be in. (4)
• Meanwhile I whistled my dog close up, and humming an air, with great appearance of indifference, stepped out homeward. (6)
• Various as the Serpent of old Nile, she acted fallen beauty, humorous indifference, reckless daring, arrogance in ruin. (10)
• Outside the Press and Parliament, which must necessarily be the face we show to the foreigner, absolute indifference reigned. (10)
• He was glad to stay, though he made a gruff pretence of indifference, when they came to look over the new arrangement with him. (9)
• Another young lady drooped languidly on a bench at the side of the croquet-ground, and followed her movements with indifference. (9)
• There he turned around, and with a peering, repressed look drew from his pocket, with apparent indifference, a little revolver. (12)
• No longer could he be suspected of indifference for a play; his notice was never withdrawn from the stage during two whole scenes. (4)
• There was, at times, a want of spirits about him which, if it did not denote indifference, spoke of something almost as unpromising. (4)
• Of pride, indeed, there was, perhaps, scarcely enough; his indifference to a confusion of rank, bordered too much on inelegance of mind. (4)
• And all through the drive he remained sunk in an indifference and lassitude which to Lady Casterley seemed in the highest degree ominous. (8)
• Not many weeks later Diana could not have spoken of Mr. Percy Dacier with this air of indifference without corruption of her inward guide. (10)
• There were long arrears of cool indifference to her own claims in that direction, which she might very well have resented; but she did not. (9)
• And not another word was said; but Fanny felt herself again in danger, and her indifference to the danger was beginning to fail her already. (4)
• Some very grave reproof, or at least the coldest expression of indifference, must be coming to distress her brother, and sink her to the ground. (4)
• The studied indifference, insolence, and discontent of her husband gave her no pain; and when he scolded or abused her, she was highly diverted. (4)
• Her misgivings had stung him deeply, and at the bottom of his indolence and indifference was a fiery pride, not easily kindled, but unquenchable. (9)
• Chartered tourists, they make free with historic localities, and rear their young among the most picturesque sites with a grand human indifference. (2)
• Excuse me, Miss Galbraith, for troubling you with these facts of a personal history, which, as you say, is a matter of perfect indifference to you. (9)
• On the contrary, his attitude toward them is almost always one of frank cynicism, with indifference as its mildest form and contempt as its commonest. (16)
• The public, on the other hand, finds book-reviews of little service and reads them, if at all, with indifference, with distrust, or with exasperation. (16)
• His wife suffered his affected indifference to go without exposure, and trumped up a commission for him, which would take him intimately into the house. (9)
• But in Hungary patriotism is not considered old-fashioned, nor do the dictates of society demand that studied indifference and coolness which is characteristic of the Anglo-Saxon. (20)

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