Word: indifferente
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Within the cycle of a single season, from winter pruning to fall harvest, Barich constructs a coherent world whose natural beauty can be coldly indifferent. Disease, obsolescence and bad timing threaten both man and grape. Arthur, the working stiff, confronts that fate with inconspicuous stoicism. Intellectual Anna is more expressive...
Most of us by now have grown indifferent to allegations of immorality and illegality against President Clinton. Bombarded by headlines noting alleged instances of infidelity, unscrupulous business dealings and unethical fundraising tactics, many of us justified electing him to a second term--myself included--by believing that we should separate...
Still, when he grasps for the name of his arch-rival competitor as if it were the furthest thing from his mind, I can't help but wonder whether the introverted business philosophy both he and Dicensio are spouting is just a cover. No matter how forthright these guys sound...
It would be different if the indignities of airport security served a self-evident lifesaving purpose. But the first thing the inquisitive traveler learns is that the X-ray machines that constitute the principal barrier between parking lot and planes can detect only teaspoons and hairpins and are utterly indifferent...
Oddly enough, the players and the coaches seemed indifferent after the spectacle.