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121. Indifference is the order of the day.

122. An indifference curve is usually assumed to be convex.

123. She said good - bye with feigned indifference.

124. She was miffed at his indifference.

125. Her face showed nothing but stolid indifference.

126. And I put the Indifference Curve into my bag.

127. Some journalists criticize her nonchalance and indifference.

128. Inward fervency wants to melt this icebound indifference but.

129. The indifference curve had no curvature at all.

130. He laughed it off with aristocratic indifference.

131. This self-will, characterized by an attitude of active rebellion or passive indifference, is an evidence of what the Bible calls sin.

132. She recalled the hatred that followed the disillusion, and finally the indifference.

133. Captain Bligh: It is a matter of supernatural indifference to me whether you contaminate the natives or the natives contaminate you.

134. The schizoid’s asexuality is a result of indifference - the schizotypal’s and avoidant’s, the outcome of social anxiety.

135. The majority opinion acknowledged the violation, but held that there was no proof of "deliberate indifference" to civil rights.

136. However, as the substitutable relationship between liquidity and profitability, the bank should choose a equilibrium point so as to maximize profit, which is analyzed by indifference curve.

137. A great wave of compassion had swept away his indifference and impatience.

138. Consumer preferences can be completely described by a set of difference curves, or an indifference map.

139. At first, this paper presents that the level of risk tolerance is a practical and approximate method to make investment objective, which can replace the finding of investor's indifference curve.

140. In the middle or point of indifference of a magnet, its two poles, however they may be distinguished, are brought into one.

141. Once described as a dance of impassioned indifference, almost entirely tothe waist.

142. Its clear atmosphere, more populous thoroughfares, and peculiar indifference struck her forcibly.

143. I want to be a thinker, but I even can't be indifference to those trival words. It's a paradoxical thing.

144. Perhaps the peculiar effect of his fine farm and great stature was increased rather than lessened, by this unstudied and disdainful air of indifference.

145. There were no mutual concessions; one stood erect, and the others yielded: and who can be ill-natured and bad-tempered when they encounter neither opposition nor indifference?

146. If you face a hostile climate, if you're experiencing frostiness or harsh indifference, go where it's warm, where it's safe, where you know that someone will treat you with the kindness you deserve.

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147. I did not discover that Hamlet had his self-possession from no schooling but from indifference and passion conquering sweetness, and that less heroic minds can but hope it from old age.

148. Indifference to precision is nowhere more flagrantly manifested than in the superscription of epistles.

149. I responded with typical teenage indifference and bafflement born of ignorance. "Sheez, Mom, I'm only an hour away.

150. VACLAV HAVEL : I believe that the international community has the right to intervene in cases of genocide, and that indifference is not permissible.