Sentence examples for a disinterested attitude of from inspiring English sources

The Dutch researchers find evidence here to support the 18th-century philosopher Immanuel Kant's claim that the proper response to art is a "disinterested" attitude of contemplation.

Try to have a disinterested attitude and indifferent attitude to most things in life.

He points things out with the disinterested attitude of teenager being forced to give a tour of the new house to a distant relative.

The key to the aesthetic realm lies therefore in a certain "disinterested" attitude, which we may assume toward any object and which can be expressed in many contrasting ways.

He boasts the "disinterested attitude appropriate to an accounts manager" toward almost everything.

The outcome was murky, much like the last century's worth of political history between Washington and San Juan, and the mainland's confused or disinterested attitude toward Puerto Rico that abetted it.

SCIENCE is, of course, a disinterested pursuit of the truth.