Sentence examples for be disinterested about from inspiring English sources

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.

Be disinterested about his hobbies, and try to focus on something else like your own hobbies or studies.

But these standards must be disinterested, legitimate and robust.

They are supposed to be disinterested brokers of information.

"They are supposed to be disinterested and represent the public.

Learn to be "disinterested.

Describing himself as a member of a "tribe" of nerdy English majors indulging in endless interpretations of Shakespeare's works, Ben Brantley can be forgiven for being disinterested in learning more about the personal identity of this towering poet and playwright — even if he had been a distinguished aristocrat ("By Shakespeare or not, the play is still the thing," Oct. 29).

A random sample in the festive, family crowd (in hats and T-shirts as logo'ed up as the race cars) was disinterested in my questions about Ford's current problems with the Explorer, the country's best-selling and most troubled sport utility vehicle, and about the company's attempt to lay all the blame on Firestone tires.

And yet, international academics have found, to their disbelief, that most Chinese are disinterested in the debate about a new shifting of world power or power competition in the traditional sense.

After Stewart talked about how funny Stiller's movie, each talked about how their children are disinterested in what they do.

They are disinterested in the first place because these decisions are about objects or events: about things in the world.