Sentence examples for being uninterested from inspiring English sources
Walsh is adamant about being uninterested in trading the bulk of a young core he would like to see develop.
The second investor is Warren Buffett, renowned for being uninterested in tech stocks, but very interested in solid long-term returns.
The "Vietnam movie" was becoming an accepted genre, much criticised for focusing on American angst and being uninterested in the experiences of the Vietnamese.
It is ironic that silly conservatives accuse leftists of being uninterested in the authority of custom, experience and tradition – all ciphers of past practices – when the doyen of the left was obsessed with the past.
In the early years of the reign (1333 68) of the emperor Togon-temür, Bayan assumed almost complete control of the government, the emperor being uninterested in affairs of state.
Lieberman accuses Abbas of having a "weak standing" among his own people and being "uninterested or unable … to reach an agreement which would bring an end to the conflict".
But Mr. Romney was uninterested.
Again, she was uninterested.
Unfortunately, the boy was uninterested.
Young players might be uninterested, anyway.
