Sentence examples for be disinterested from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having no stake or interest in the outcome; free of bias, impartial.
Then she took to heart her roommate's advice that, unless she went out with him on at least one date, she would have no valid reason to be disinterested in him.
I think it goes to a bigger problem, a leaguewide problem: how can you be disinterested in your job?" Before the game, Van Gundy spoke about the candor that Nets Coach BYRON SCOTT has used in describing his team.
Opinion polls conducted in Northern Ireland indicate that a substantial minority of Catholics are essentially indifferent to the constitutional future of the region, and it seems likely that those Catholics who have secured significant material gains since the introduction of "direct rule" from Westminster tend to be disinterested in the border question.
Aesthetic experience may only be said to be disinterested if this means that it contains no specialized interest.
How can a political movement that is partial regarding the interests of women in relation to men be disinterested and impartial?
My objection here is that individual states should be disinterested about who gets the cigarette sales in their state since they collect the sales taxes in any event.
Not all of this was disinterested.
"If I stopped being disinterested, my credibility will be gone," he said.
It has a precise power that is disinterested in overpowering reality.
"And Daddy absolutely was disinterested in the movies made of his plays.
