Apathetic

Even though students feel this way, seeking counseling when faced with anxiety or depression is intimidating due to the apathetic policies at Harvard-provided services, such as Counseling and Mental Health Services (CAMHS).

I’m not entirely sure what the blueberries care about, nor am I clear whether the nearby blackberries and raspberries, sitting listless and apathetic in their cozy basins nearby, care about anything at all.

That kid’s super apathetic,” she says.

The university has dropped the ball on this one, adhering to these laws in a grossly apathetic manner.

Can we animate our anger, in generative ways, to bring our emotional life at large to life so we avoid becoming cynical, stoic, apathetic, or indifferent to the emotional roller coasters of life?

Leading Nekoma is Kenma Kozume, an apathetic teen with no stamina and little athletic prowess who would rather play video games than volleyball.

Patients may also be more apathetic, meaning they lack feelings or emotions, and may fail to display concern for others or motivation.

Perhaps Ava will also argue that Gabi wouldn’t have done that if she was apathetic about Stefan and ready to quit him for good.

That word which should make the most apathetic among the unforgiven weep, the strongest sweat blood, the youngest curl into the fetal position, the oldest break into madness to hear its footsteps so near, shook me.

The apathetic voters will just forget about the scandals and vote the LDP back into power in the next general election.

We, too, desire relationships, even if we deny them with our apathetic actions and lack of intentionality.

While some saw it as an innovative move, others were apathetic because their once-rural oasis had already become a minimetropolis.

Apathetic people are a lot easier to control than people who are angry.

Big crowd for a normally apathetic Bermuda.

But this isn't a pleasant sentiment to express, because what it entails is the reality that people are too myopic, too ignorant, or too apathetic to learn from the lessons of the past.

For years, they have been demanding for a fish drying yard to which the district administration has been showing apathetic attitude, local villagers alleged.

He became apathetic, he stopped caring for others.

I also suspect that many in government foolishly reckon that a doped population will be too apathetic to be discontented.

I’m not talking about an apathetic rubbing of their shoulders.

Kinship, a term that has always fascinated anthropologists, plays a key role in the book: it directs communities inwards, and makes them either apathetic or hostile towards those outside their particular clan.