Sentence examples for as disinterested. from inspiring English sources

I don't think critics are necessarily as disinterested as the ideal critic Mr. Scott advocates.

The fall social season is upon us, but book publishers remain as disinterested as they have been in recent years in giving their authors publication parties.

Not quite as disinterested a credential as one might hope for in a Kennedy biographer, but Nasaw informs us that the family placed no restrictions on him, and allowed him unfettered access to the deepest recesses of the archive.

"Not quite as disinterested a credential as one might hope for in a Kennedy biographer," Christopher Buckley says of David Nasaw's title as the Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. professor of history at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, in his otherwise typically witty review of "The Patriarch: The Remarkable Life and Turbulent Times of Joseph P. Kennedy" (Nov. 18).

As a brisk mash note to her talent and popularity, Italian filmmaker Giacomo Durzi's documentary "Ferrante Fever" is as disinterested in investigating her identity as her most respectful adherents, among whose ranks are on-camera interviewees Elizabeth Strout and Jonathan Franzen.

Second, men can no longer act as disinterested bystanders.

Is there such a thing as disinterested faith?

News anchors traditionally act as disinterested brokers of information.

Politicians present themselves as disinterested guardians of the public good, tempering the power of the greedy, reckless capitalist elite.

The press's reflexive self-justifications tend to present all reporters and all anonymous sources as disinterested public servants.

Or maybe the students are just uninterested in the material, though they'd probably describe their mood as disinterested.