Sentence examples for becoming disinterested from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the engagement of older youth with the workshop material was a challenge as one facilitator noted: "I feel some of the older students are slowly becoming disinterested in participating possibly because of how long they've been attending or because they're no longer being challenged by the content" PP-V-2016 PP-V-2016 PP-V-2016
Slant Magazine's Jesse Cataldo viewed Magna Carta Holy Grail as a self-important album marred by shallow name-dropping and accused Jay-Z of becoming disinterested creatively because of his increased success.
God's sleep, according to Eliade, is a sign of his passivity and disinterest in the world after it has been created, and it harks back to certain archaic myths in which the supreme deity retires from the world after its creation, becoming disinterested and passive in the relationship to his work.
But I'd continually be asking myself, "Am I having fun?" I really was becoming jaded and disinterested in games at that point, I'd realized.
Just because I'm not qualified in nursing doesn't mean I don't know anything.' Another carer then added: 'I was brushed off by the nurses several times… I shouldn't be brushed off [by them].' Non-nursing staff are not only frustrated by experiences such as this, but are also at risk of becoming disillusioned and disinterested in applying their training and learning experiences to their practice.
They become disinterested in activities that previously interested him.
He was otherwise disinterested, however, in the variety of electronic keyboards that were becoming available.
Having attended Wilson herself, Malone knew that Zakiya was becoming bored and if she was not pushed more, she would become lazy and disinterested in school.
"They're deadpan, disinterested.
And one remains lovingly disinterested.
