Sentences with phrase «apathetic people»

Also, there are a lot of politically apathetic people out there.

But it's always puzzled me that no matter how apathetic people are about politics, international news, or even the general artistic climate of the country, they always seem to have an opinion about music.

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In those three seconds, it is vital to grab that person's attention, and turn them from an apathetic browser to an actively interested shopper.

In those three seconds, it is vital to grab that person's attention, and turn them from an apathetic browser -LSB-...]

Why are people slower or are they just flat - out apathetic?

People have become apathetic regarding their finances and quit looking at it.

Some people due to lack of maturity could become apathetic and / or grow to be fearful of people that are mentally challenged... So many doctors, scholars and plain regular folks have discarded the idea linking demonic possession (spiritual) to mental illness (scientific) for fear that some people may become dismissive and even abusive toward others within our society.

Many people have thought that a belief in destiny implies that everything will happen by itself, whether we wish it or not, and that such a belief will make people apathetic and indifferent toward all progress.

We are realists, we will do our best, but the People of God number many weak, apathetic, confused and carnal members.

On a sleepy Sunday morning, with a listless service and an apathetic sermon, one too easily may forget that the driving power of Christianity has lain in the courageous and combative Personality who founded it, the adventurous faith which has sustained it, and the brave people who have been its glory.

Tocqueville employs this insight to describe the emotional detachment that comes from the modern, democratic erosion of the social ties that have aristocratically or traditionally bound people to each other: Individualism, Tocqueville explains, is the «heart disease» that causes apathetic, asocial immersion in the present.

Now, the Church has tried (and sometimes succeeded) in fighting these injustices — such as clergy from around the nation peacefully protesting the death of Eric Garner — yet Christians will find it increasingly difficult to remain apathetic to these cultural imperfections as more and more people walk away from a version of religion based solely on doctrine and not actions.

Yet it also raises some questions about a frequent assumption: that during the Armenian genocide and the Holocaust, the world was silent and largely apathetic, and that mobilizing an effective response to such crises depends largely on informing people and getting them to care about what is happening elsewhere.

Most of us non-believers really are just apathetic to religious people.

Do we congratulate Wenger for selecting Ramsay, dropping Wiltshire and Lacazette, getting out of Mhiki what Mouhinho failed to do and bringing Auba in (before anyone says the latter with help from people THAT OUGHT TO HAVE BEEN IN PLACE SEVERAL YEARS AGO had Gazidis not been so apathetic and / or bottled it!).

Your kids are being taught by people who were apathetic and bored college students twenty or ten years ago.

It sheds new light on the relationship between citizenship and consumption, arguing that consumerism does not necessarily make people politically apathetic.

He asserts that people are apathetic because they are disengaged and unhappy with politicians.

«I hate to say it, but I think people (have) become apathetic.»

Edwards maintains that despite a turnout of just over 50 % of 18 - 24 year olds at the last general election, young people's reasons for not voting are in no way apathetic.

«Their passion and their organisation surprised me and it also inspired me - because too often people have labelled young people as apolitical and apathetic.

The charity was established in 2000 by four young people who wanted to challenge the stereotype that young people are apathetic and disengaged.

The idea is that previously silent and apathetic young people have awoken to exert their democratic influence on the electoral process.

A person with low T can feel absolutely apathetic about life — and with good reason.

People suffering from depression will often feel apathetic, constantly tired, and maybe even dizzy.

All the Money in the World takes place in a universe of rich, apathetic men who only care about other people when they affect the financial bottom line.

His boss (Alfredo Castro) is meanwhile fighting for the «Yes» side, but that's almost the least of his problems, as the previously apathetic Rene attempts to use American ad techniques to sell the idea of freedom to the people.

More specifically, it's about how the eponymous character, a former rebel soldier, reacts to the presence of that gang — apathetic at first, since he has seen worse in his homeland, but quickly rising to righteous anger when the gang's actions directly affect him and the people he sees as his family.

Essentially these issues bring to bear a focus on the binary between oppressed / oppressor and, implicitly, the role and impact that an apathetic or uncritical person from the dominant group can have on an issue.

Increasing young peoples» social awareness and community responsibilities have been the impetus of many communities» outreach for youths thought to be «at - risk» and apathetic, and these programs have been highly successful in increasing the skills of youth and the attitudes of adults (Cahill 1997, Mohamed & Wheeler 2001, Zelding et al 2000).

People seem so apathetic it's frightening.

When I got there, the sales person was apathetic, the replacement sales person he foisted us off on was eager, but woefully unprepared, and the car was not even on the lot, much less ready for me to see.

One of the reasons why everyone is apathetic to digital is because the average person only reads 1.2 books a year.

She says that something called drones will be used to watch the entire country, she talks a lot about something called nanotechnology, and 3 - dimensional printing and cellular phones being implanted into peoples» minds and all available careers being replaced by robots and human cloning and overpopulation and film becoming obsolete, cellular phones making regular telephones obsolete and LED lighting replacing everything and eventually she says that the planet will collapse and become an apathetic wreck,» Alecto replied rapidly, his run - on sentence sounding sinister and dangerous.

In a lot of cases, the politicians that made the decisions will be dead and the young people who were apathetic will be dealing with the consequences as middle - aged individuals.

«However, we also intend to use this film to wake up more apathetic or uneducated people, particularly lawmakers, because we are hoping to bring about change.»

But I do accept now that the definition really is dissolving, and people are largely becoming apathetic to exactly where the dividing line is.

It's like a line was crossed between being apathetic to others» lives and actively taking joy in murdering innocent people.

One of the best ways to combat the apathetic responses to ecological problems is to tell people how and why it affects them.

Note that it doesn't take a majority of people, or anywhere close, to have a significant — even decisive — impact: In an apathetic world, the active involvement of only a few percentage points of the citizenry is sufficient to make a difference.

We all need to contribute - guess most people are caught up in a complacent, apathetic bubble to really care about tomorrow!

I wonder what you will think when I tell you that the majority of the many people who do accept the reality and seriousness of climate change are apathetic about it.

We should have the Governor General appoint our MPs, since the people are apathetic about self - governance.

Almost immediately, the Moto Z2 Force's unveiling last month left some longtime Motorola fans feeling apathetic and concerned that Lenovo is fumbling the brand that once let people customize the entire color scheme of their smartphone.

Android cofounder Andy Rubin's Essential Phone is an excellent device, but people are seemingly apathetic toward it.

It can cause people to be impulsive, irritable, aggressive, have reduced drive, be apathetic, to have excessive emotions or a flattened mood.

If babies become apathetic, uninterested in people and unresponsive, or fail to gain weight, it is important to get help from a health professional.

In addition, activation theory suggests that people who encounter very low levels of activation at work will be apathetic, increases in activation will energize employees, whereas further increases will drain resources and elicit feelings of inability to cope with the activation (Gardner, 1986; Gardner and Cummings, 1988).

The only unhappy people were the contractual freeloaders who had lost their CREA delivered freebies with which to run the majority of the formerly apathetic Realtor proletariat out of business over the short term.