Examples of using Indifference in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm allergic to indifference.
Third characteristic, indifference.
The indifference of the world which Keats and Flaubert and other men of genius have found so hard to bear was in her case not indifference but hostility.
of Middle Eastern history, Jews and Arabs lived in relative peace and indifference towards each other.
Emotionally, my attitude to the Arabs is the same as to all other nations- polite indifference.
Do not confuse your indifference with a lower IQ and try to change the training strategy.
of Middle Eastern history, Jews and Arabs lived in relative peace and indifference toward each other.
My emotional relationship to the Arabs is the same as it is to all other peoples-- polite indifference.
He raises the question regarding the indifference of the tangible and visible world and regarding the inability of the artist to create an authentic self-portrait.
Do not confuse indifference with lower IQ and tries to change the strategy of training.
of Middle Eastern history, Jews and Arabs lived in relative peace and indifference toward each other.
and looks with indifference on the present.
Don't confuse their indifference with a lower IQ and try to change the training strategy.
a hotbed of all kinds of violence, indifference, and cruelty.
Now I come to what I mention before about what must accompany the principle of indifference to one's religious beliefs and fraternity.
of Middle Eastern history, Jews and Arabs lived in relative peace and indifference towards each other.
Fanny looks to Edmund for support, but his indifference forces her to choose the latter.
A taxonomic scheme might explain, for example, people's extreme aversion to some hazards, their indifference to others, and the discrepancies between these reactions and experts' opinions.
A taxonomic scheme might explain, for example, people's extreme aversion to some hazards, their indifference to others, and the discrepancies between the reactions and expert opinions.
There is an indifference to such things, for relativism has extinguished