indifferently

I looked at him indifferently until he went into the church.

Even drinking and sex seem low-level pleasures, taken up indifferently.

Her bow was returned, indifferently by Evelyn, but by Hugh with eyes of steel, and a mouth of bronze.

Probably these names were indifferently applied, in that early time, alike to river and village.

Mademoiselle was poking at a rusty stove that smoked a little and warmed the room indifferently.

He seated himself in his black horse-hair armchair, and she leaned against the window, indifferently.

But no matter what happens, time and the world rolls by as indifferently as though there was nothing worth bothering about.