In an essay reviewing the last 30 years of dialogue, Father Borrmans noted "a certain fundamental disinterest vis-a-vis everything that is not Muslim, and the certainty of having everything in the Koran (including a clear vision of real Christianity!)." Some Muslim scholars involved in interfaith dialogue concede that their side is not always equally forthcoming.
Despite what appeared to be disinterest in certain weighty discussions, Mr. Halpin said that Mr. Kennedy often presented himself as a passionate activist.
Even the size of the stipend Herrera will collect as poet laureate – $35,000 – indicates a certain amount of public disinterest in this particular art.
In this new era, there is a certain stifling calm, a disinterest in politics…The embodiment of modern times in Russia is its President, Vladimir Putin, who is a bureaucrat thrust forward in history.
He told me his definition of racism is when a person expresses a "malicious intent" and likened not being attracted to people of a certain race to his own disinterest in women.
These leaders find developing a core curriculum to be difficult for three reasons: 1) residents are laborers first, learners second; 2) disinterest of residents in certain core rotations; and 3) lack of a critical mass of residents to ensure coverage for other services.
Some reasons for this concern lie in the over-reliance in the face value of behavioural models, design of clinical trials, placebo responses, genetic variations in response to drugs, species differences in bioavailability and toxicology, and not least, disinterest of pharmaceutical sponsors to continue developing certain drugs.
Again, consider what things really annoy you--it might be speaking too fast, too slowly, in a very loud or quiet voice, or someone who places too much emphasis on certain tones (such voices that may be described as too "bubbly" or "bouncy"), or tones that are very flat, which suggest disinterest in the caller (always a risky thing in a service center).
The disinterest was mutual.
