This may be down to popular indifference to the furore.

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Whether he will be met with cheers or indifference remains to be seen.

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McCain's show of compassion for New Orleans, in particular, was meant to be a contrast to the perceived indifference of the Bush administration during Hurricane Katrina three years ago.

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To many Eurocrats, voter indifference is something to be managed, rather than feared.

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The selection processes of the England team should be a matter of supreme indifference to the players chosen.

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The honoree's seeming indifference shouldn't be taken to mean he thinks the prize jury was wrong.

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It is to their credit that federalists do not think voter indifference to the EU can be ignored.

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There is a great and perhaps decisive battle to be fought against ignorance, intolerance and indifference.

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Even for a believer in Europe, a stage should come when indifference is the right attitude, when Europe can be left to get on with its business while nations get on with theirs.

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