Do you want to kill me?" (Ibid, 2) After this incident, the protagonist acts
apathetically; she remains silent and calm, that when he died, "[s]he returned to the living room and poured out the coffee for herself.
The author connects Bella's eating disorder to the fact that she is brutally bullied at school; this is portrayed in a series of events to which Bella responds
apathetically: "It doesn't matter that they hit me, and kicked me, or whatever.
In it, he argued that the country's Malay population had been marginalised, but also castigated them for
apathetically accepting a second-class status.
In 1997, during the renovation of the Mohatta Palace, workers
apathetically shifted the cars from the garage and left them outside in the open air from where most of the parts were stolen," Ikram said.
Further questioning failed to elaborate the issue any further, with President Trump
apathetically stating that; 'if they (Palestinians) don't (come back to the negotiating table), you don't have peace, and that's a possibility also.
Beacher Wiggins bwig@loc.gov Director for Acquisitions & Bibliographic Access, Library of Congress Terse and
apathetically pathetic!
*** A few minutes before one, Anne, still striking the guide-keys
apathetically, and staring out the window, became aware that the horrible din was ceasing--had ceased.
'Yet given all their occupational and professional standing, expertise, skill, and experience they
apathetically forgot the inclusion of illegal drugs or its possible inroads during the event,' the NBI said.
They are the disastrous subjects (Carr et al., 2015) of late capitalism as they cannot take even the most ephemeral gratification in the infantilizing merrymaking of commodity consumption, surviving trivially and repositioning
apathetically within a thoroughly reified setting.
Any notion that the controversial plan would be grudgingly accepted - or
apathetically allowed to slide through - were shattered there and then.