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Meanings of so indifferent in English

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Usage of so indifferent in English
1
They are indifferent; but it is surely wrong to be so indifferent.
Shallow Soil
2
But you are so indifferent to dress; and well you may be.
Scenes of Clerical Life
3
You need not look so indifferent; they are coming back here again.
Their Pilgrimage
4
You seem so indifferent to it, I wonder sometimes if you do.
All Roads Lead to Calvary
5
I am surprised that you should be so indifferent to these things.
Where the Blue Begins
6
You were so indifferent I tried to be polite enough for two.
Miss Gibbie Gault
7
But I hope we shall not be so indifferent to your pleasure.
Medoline Selwyn's Work
8
There was one however at that trial who was not so indifferent.
The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, May 1844 / Volu...
9
Perhaps Colonel Brockridge was not so indifferent as he appeared to be.
In School and Out; or, The Conquest of Richard Grant.
10
Probably no author ever lived so indifferent to published criticism as Scott.
Waverley; Or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since
11
You leave me so often-leaveme to strangers, and seem so indifferent.
Confession; Or, The Blind Heart. A Domestic Story
12
But why-ifyou have forgiven me; how could you be so indifferent?
The Net
13
But his tone was so indifferent as to increase his parent's wrath.
The Valley of the Kings
14
I wonder if unhappiness could ever make me so indifferent to appearances?
One Man in His Time
15
There's something you haven't told me about that makes you so indifferent.
The Lure of the Mask
16
On the contrary, you seem so indifferent as not to be quite natural.
A Young Girl's Wooing
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