Sentence examples for critical disinterest from inspiring English sources

One could go back further to a 1989 Pulitzer/Tony winner, The Heidi Chronicles by the late Wendy Wasserstein: a much-lauded Broadway smash whose corresponding critical disinterest, as and when it finally limped its way across the pond to the Greenwich Theatre, was felt with particular impact by Wasserstein, who had in fact written the play during an extended stay in London.

The Met's attitude towards Critical Mass represents in microcosm the profound disinterest in engaging with cycling that permeates all of our public institutions.

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.

The disinterest was mutual.

The reason for their disinterest?

He doesn't even feign disinterest.

But there were signs of disruptive disinterest.

Nothing deflates a group more than disinterest.

Take, for instance, her disinterest in Instagram.

Do not mistake her stillness for disinterest.

Eventually, their disinterest gave way to bemusement.