Sentence examples for but disinterest from inspiring English sources

But disinterest in good government has long been a principle of modern conservatism.

Ryan, though, has shown nothing but disinterest in the tangled mess of the speaker's job.

Bizarrely, Barnes Wallis had actually designed Grand Slam back in 1940 - but political disinterest, bureaucratic obstacles and weapon delivery problems conspired to prevent its final development until early 1945.

The 85-year-old Ecclestone has run F1 virtually single-handed for almost 40 years but his disinterest in engaging with social media and a younger audience is at odds with Liberty's intent to expand the sport using digital content, greater promotion and marketing.

But her disinterest in reality leaves her so brittle that, with just a little bit more scrutiny, she could quite easily snap.

Stay polite, but show disinterest toward the person.

The market might profess disinterest, but this was cash in the ground.

It was an accident, but Maria's disinterest in admitting any fault makes her seem vicious.

It's dead — technically on a hiatus — now, a run of more than 20 summers slammed shut in 2013 not by consumer disinterest but legal entanglement.

At first, Serge feigned disinterest, but before long they were shacked up in Oscar Wilde's old Parisian hotel room and recording the track for which, outside France, she is still most famous.

Feature for feature, Liquid competes well with the likes of Premiere Pro and others - but the apparent disinterest from Avid, and the slow development of updates, leaves me wondering whether it will be around much longer.