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Only time will tell whether their souls have really awakened or have they woken up to doze off again in their deep apathetic slumber.

Apathetic employees may have once been highly motivated but became indifferent.

The researchers have now identified another boredom subtype, namely apathetic boredom, an especially unpleasant form that resembles learned helplessness or depression.

To be apathetic is literally to be without passion," wrote Erwin Raphael McManus in Uprising: A Revolution of the Soul.

Is it any wonder that the electorate have a cynical attitude to parliamentarians and an apathetic attitude to all elections?

It's about time students today stopped being so apathetic and starting taking a stand for what they believe in.

For apathetic or well-informed Oregonians, voting yes on Measure 55 is a no-brainer.

The Apathetic and The Defiant: Case Studies of Canadian Mutiny and Disobedience, 1812-1919" is a comprehensive guide of all reported occurrences of Canadian military wrong doing from the War of 1812 to the tail end of World War I, where there triumphs and victories had pushed these black sheep into the background.

I AM astonished as to how some of my fellow Evertonians can be so apathetic about moving to Kirkby.

Is it really any wonder that people have become disillusioned and apathetic toward politics in general and Labour politicians in particular?

He added: "Because I am politically apathetic I wouldn't have been interested if it was a heavy political piece.

The Knights of Prosperity'': viewers far more apathetic than critics.

Widespread cultural departure from the rogue entrepreneurial and pioneering spirit that founded this nation in return for risk-avoiding, apathetic methods of operation.

How can we motivate apathetic consumers to recycle?

The characters can be often cruel or apathetic to each other and many of their jokes employ a highly sardonic tone.