Sentences with ADIAPHOROUS
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"She had an adiaphorous attitude towards politics, showing no interest in either side."
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"The adiaphorous decision to paint the walls white left the room feeling cold and sterile."
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"His adiaphorous fashion sense allowed him to wear mismatched patterns without embarrassment."
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"The adiaphorous piece of art left viewers puzzled, unable to determine its meaning."
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"The adiaphorous performance received mixed reviews, leaving some impressed and others unimpressed."
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"The adiaphorous weather made it difficult to decide what to wear."
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"Her adiaphorous opinions on the matter made it hard to have a productive debate."
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"The adiaphorous architecture of the building was considered avant-garde by some and unimpressive by others."
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"He had an adiaphorous approach to cooking, often experimenting with unusual flavor combinations."
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"The adiaphorous plot of the movie failed to captivate the audience."
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"The decision to wear blue or green socks is adiaphorous to me."
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"Choosing between tea and coffee is adiaphorous; I like them both."
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"I find the debate over handwriting versus typing adiaphorous."
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"The color of the pen I use to take notes is adiaphorous."
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"To me, deciding which movie to watch is adiaphorous; I enjoy most genres."
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"The choice between a paperback or e-book is adiaphorous to me; I just want to read."
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"I find the question of ordering pizza or burgers adiaphorous; they both taste good."
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"Choosing between a walk or a bike ride is adiaphorous; I enjoy both forms of exercise."
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"The decision of taking the stairs or the elevator is adiaphorous for me; I don't mind either."
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"For some people, the choice of cats or dogs as pets is adiaphorous; they love both."
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"Deciding which song to play next is adiaphorous for me; I have a broad music taste."
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"The question of a beach vacation or a mountain vacation is adiaphorous; I enjoy both."
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"For me, the decision to use a pen or pencil is adiaphorous; I can write with either."
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"Choosing between a salad or a sandwich is adiaphorous; I like them both."
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"The question of reading a physical book or using an e-reader is adiaphorous to me."
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"To some people, the choice of comedy or drama movies is adiaphorous."
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"Whether I sign with blue or black ink is adiaphorous; it doesn't matter to me."
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"I find the debate between jeans or sweatpants adiaphorous; I wear both casually."
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"For me, the decision of watching a series or a movie is adiaphorous; I enjoy both."
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"The choice of having pancakes or waffles for breakfast is adiaphorous to me; they both taste delicious."
