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They are proving all the time that they don't deserve to be called apathetic or narcissistic.

We find that young people everywhere want to take part and that they don't deserve to be called apathetic.

Scotland winger Robert Snodgrass says England fans have become apathetic about their country's fortunes as Friday's World Cup qualifier between the arch-rivals looms at Wembley Stadium.

Little did he know that the world in which he lives would be governed by an apathetic silence, silence whose screams form the very pinnacle of the humanitys pitch, yet these screams would not save the likes of Aylan.

In the Communication Studies discipline, due to a low number of participants identifying their sibling relationships as either apathetic or hostile, family communication scholars have collapsed the apathetic and hostile types into one type, resulting in their study of four types of sibling relationships: intimate, congenial, loyal, and apathetic/hostile (Goodboy, Myers, & Patterson, 2009; Myers & Goodboy, 2010; Myers & Odenweller, 2015).

Yet, you may work with or encounter individuals who are apathetic.

ne is not rated very One is not rated very highly by the city's apathetic citizens but is loved by the authorities because it draws thousands of visitors.

But, it seems politicians are just as apathetic towards us.

Washington, Nov 22 ( ANI ): Apart from the four types of boredom which were known before, researchers have identified another boredom subtype, namely apathetic boredom, which is associated with low arousal levels and high levels of aversion.

The External Affairs Ministry has continued to maintain a stoic and apathetic silence and there appears to be no effort to engage the Sri Lankan government in any dialogue to resolve the issue," she said in a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

His visions are both a gift and a curse, which has made him the best detective but incredibly apathetic and an alcoholic.

I'm tired of an ignorant America that doesn't know what's going on in the world and an apathetic America that doesn't care.

Every candidate will be hoping the apathetic reaction to the idea of commissioners does not hold to election day, for the winner will need all the support they can get to do a very difficult job well.

If the Government made St George's Day a recognised holiday in England, would we then see a few more flags instead of the apathetic non-display now?

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