6 sentences with “indifference”

Conformism, ideological dogmatism and indifference to any notion of justice were synonymous with "success" in Soviet society.

The deserts are advancing. Not only does man do nothing to stop them, but his intervention often proves far worse than indifference.

If we continue to show indifference to the future, we may make environmental damage so commonplace that it will no longer be regarded with sadness.

Likewise, a major theme of humanism was pragmatic indifference to gods and fate - one Greek philosopher, Xenophanes, dismissed the very idea of human-like gods intervening in everyday life.

As this text has shown, much of history has been governed by greed, indifference to human suffering and the lust for power. It is to be hoped that the study of the consequences of these factors and the actions inspired by them may prove an antidote to their appeal, and hopefully to their supposed legitimacy as political motivations.

This perspective of thought was built on the experience of developed societies, in which increasing bureaucratic complexities, systemic stability and a certain economic wellbeing produce indifference on the part of the population to imagine new forms of control of those in power, and in some cases, the effective impossibility of doing so.