raises concerns about inadequate advocacy" exemplified by United States Solicitor General Erwin Griswold
apathetically "defend[ing] in court, against his own political view, the constitutional validity of the Voting Rights Act Amendments" (citation omitted)).
wired to electrodes
apathetically awaiting stimulation from an external power source (Thomas, 2014; Dommett et al.
In many ways, it is understandable: It is the same "Europe" that has watched
apathetically as, in terms of clamping down on media freedom and the right to dissent, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban continues to give inspire the "Orbanization" of the union.
youth with a stark choice: Either
apathetically accept
Rich nations, including Canada, have behaved
apathetically.
156) Madison valued religious liberty so highly that his principles would bar the democratic state from infringing it in any way, in word or deed, whether accidentally, incidentally,
apathetically, hostilely, or even benevolently.
menacing griffin
apathetically guarding over a kingdom buried on another
Youth may respond
apathetically as this changing world climate appears to be an inherited given to which they must adapt.
Mainstream mediocrity has become the "standard of care" in too many instances and the public
apathetically accepts it until they or a loved one is stricken with cancer.
There's even a disturbing scene early on when a prison guard
apathetically remarks to Evans that his five female murders was simply due to 'women trouble', which emphasises how misogyny in society is rifer than we'd like to believe.
Bolano is not
apathetically anti--utopian; instead, he is an absurd critical utopian.
In Another Time there is one thirteen-line menagerie in which the capitalized abstractions I Will, I Know, I Am, I Have Not, and I Am Loved peer
apathetically out from behind their bars.
