Phrases with «indifferent form»

The phrase "indifferent form" means that someone or something doesn't care or show any particular preference. It implies a lack of interest or concern. Full definition

Sentences with «indifferent form»

  • It's a four game run of indifferent form for God's sake. (kopleft.com)
  • Neil McCarthy's Finnegan, who showed flashes of both brilliant and indifferent form at Santa Anita this winter, was hard - put to win the California Derby at Tanforan on Saturday — passing the wire barely a head in front of E. O. Stice's Monk's Hood and two heads in front of Royal Orbit, who races for Mrs. J. Braunstein. (si.com)
  • Arsenal and our local rivals Tottenham went into this north London derby in pretty indifferent form but knowing that a win could and would kick start the campaign. (justarsenal.com)
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