Meanings of coldly indifferent in English

And Tom looked coldly indifferent as he buttered another slice of bread.

He was standing apart from the rest, coldly indifferent to the pangs he was suffering.

But he just stood there, smiling through his rifles sights, coldly indifferent to her fear.

Their world was so coldly indifferent to human survival.

Hume sat erect on his horse, coldly indifferent to the opinion these men held of him.

Her husband was coldly indifferent to her suffering.

Dorothea became coldly indifferent toward her child; it seemed that she had entirely forgotten that she was a mother.

We chatted, I was very pleasant to the mother, courteous to the daughters, and coldly indifferent with the little niece.

She loathed her sister, she detested Anthony, and she appeared to be coldly indifferent to the fact of the existence of her nephew Oswald.

But Zara did notice that her husband never once looked at her with any directness, and he seemed coldly indifferent to anything she said.

The relentless mechanical grind, repeating over and over, is like something from Fritz Lang's Metropolis, both menacing and coldly indifferent at the same time.

Coldly indifferent alike to the man's cursing and coughing and to the daughter's ejaculations, she appeared to be looking at the mountains.

"Bordermen you may be, but from my standpoint, from any man's, from God's, you are a lot of coldly indifferent cowards!"