Examples of 'become indifferent' in a sentence
Meaning of "become indifferent"
become indifferent: This phrase describes the act of losing interest, concern, or emotional attachment towards something or someone. It implies a lack of emotional investment or apathy
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I think people become indifferent very fast.
Become indifferent to it, and that brings rest.
The soul does not become indifferent or unfeeling.
Soon as we are sure of a man 's attachment, we become indifferent.
So often we become indifferent to our spiritual needs.
I was afraid you might have become indifferent to me.
Tom had become indifferent to persecution by this time.
They teach you to become indifferent.
People become indifferent and brutal.
Ned would be horribly disappointed if she had become indifferent to him.
They may even become indifferent to their coworkers.
Cause little by little, you become indifferent.
They may even become indifferent to their colleagues.
We crave for new sensations, but soon become indifferent to them.
We have become indifferent to our countries.
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He urged Jews not to become indifferent.
He had become indifferent towards life.
I only ask of God that I will not become indifferent to injustice.
She had become indifferent to her family members.
I only ask of God that I will not become indifferent to suffering.
I had to become indifferent to the indifference he showed toward me.
This is not to mean we should become indifferent to what is around us.
Learn to become indifferent towards the things that make you identified.
And I see that you have become indifferent overnight.
To become indifferent.
However, he had already become indifferent to it all.
People become indifferent and brutal To get their way.
Rather than fearing death, they become indifferent to it.
They had become indifferent to the work of the Lord.
Time will pass, and I shall become indifferent.
You have become indifferent to me.
I already have nothing annoying, because everything has become indifferent 12.
I do not mean to become indifferent to things.
Many have become indifferent and live as if God did not exist.
Rather than desiring more responsibility, they become indifferent or avoid responsibility altogether.
It had become indifferent to me, where the wall was.
Nevertheless, people seem to have become indifferent to the issue of waste.
They've become indifferent and disinterested in politics.
Now it seems that the larger public has become indifferent to evidence-based debates.
You should become indifferent to everything except the good Lord.
Malnourished, they become indifferent.
We should not become indifferent just because we got rid of the Conservatives.
I only ask of God ( " Solo | e Pido a Dios continues ) that I will not become indifferent to suffering.
They have become indifferent.
We need to become indifferent to praise and vituperation, to triumph and defeat.
Because they become indifferent.
We have become indifferent to resentment and governing by retribution . ".
The children I teach become indifferent to the adult world.
No, he has become indifferent to everything But his own bitterness.
Nor does He become indifferent.
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