apathetic

We live in a society where many people are apathetic.

Or, do not be so apathetic, go and set up a business!

Indeed, he had been apathetic about it from the start.

But what can be expected from an apathetic system of government?

"If people were going to be apathetic, I was dead in the water."

Most people are apathetic, and look the other way as these things pass them by.

They are apathetic when you talk about democracy or human rights.

"Too many people think college students are apathetic," she said.

Among those who are too apathetic to care anymore, we're doing very well.

The more apathetic the guards, the better for him when the time came to move.

"Such an apathetic feeling in the whole building," Smith said.

We should not be apathetic to the results of integration.

The government is apathetic to the news of the invasion.

"I'm probably one of the most apathetic people when it comes to politics," she said.

He gave the twins the first apathetic look I'd seen in their short lives.

After more than a decade of college teaching, I have met many an apathetic student.

And at least a few of his performances in recent years have seemed apathetic.

He is certain that other apathetic students can repeat his experience.

Thomas was apathetic, and said he would go along with whatever plans everybody else had.

"The market at the moment is very apathetic about the size of the deficit."

The future is an apathetic void of no interest to anyone.

The three are also frustrated at the couple for being apathetic to their personal problems.

For three months she stayed, too apathetic to seek a better position.

The man didn't seem like one of the apathetic ones.

Service can be a bit slow and apathetic, particularly when the restaurant is full.