indifference

Savage added that this joy in the face of institutional indifference to our suffering, our dancing into the small hours of the night, was indispensable for establishing political force and pushback during the AIDs crisis.

It also alleges that university officials failed to stop Bomba, in effect allowing “a policy of deliberate indifference.”

“That certainly factors into our idea that this is a murder case because of the reckless indifference to life,” Anderson said.

But I couldn’t see his face, couldn’t register any indifference or jealousy, because his back was turned as he walked down the hall.

Instead, they now come so often, follow such a familiar pattern, that indifference is perhaps beginning to set in.