Meanings of indifferent spectator in anglès

He was not all this time an indifferent spectator of publick affairs.

Can I be an indifferent spectator of the triumphs of my country'?

But whatever you do, don't stand by as an indifferent spectator.

He certainly saw enough to interest the most indifferent spectator.

An indifferent spectator would rather say you know yours.

I dare say, an indifferent spectator would have laughed at witnessing our efforts to confound the Indian.

He was, as usual, the indifferent spectator.

The words of this indifferent spectator had, in turn, pierced his heart like needles of ice and like blades of fire.

Prussia, who so shortly before had ranged herself on the side of the stadtholder against the people, was now an indifferent spectator.

Although the law claimed his first attention, and was his choice, Judge Spalding was no indifferent spectator of the course of politics.

These examples shew, that the native was not an indifferent spectator of that rapid occupation, which must have appeared prodigious to scattered tribes.

The faithful soldiers and citizens of Naples had expected their deliverance from a prince, who remained the inactive and almost indifferent spectator of their ruin.

It is then that the most indifferent spectator pays that beautiful tribute of weeping for those he may not have loved, nay, hated or despised.

Business now sat on every brow, and the scene, to an indifferent spectator, at leisure to contemplate it, would have been highly picturesque and amusing.

Their bearing and their drill extorted the half-contemptuous praise of the indifferent spectators.

She certainly seemed charming in the eyes of the King, and sufficiently pretty to indifferent spectators.