In the latter years, the Glasgow Cup sometimes just petered out as disinterest grew and it was either not competed for or remained incomplete.
Most participants who dropped out cited disinterest in the study, difficulty in attending sessions at the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center, or frustration with lack of weight loss.
Despite enormous wariness and disinterest on both sides, plus Pat's Tourette's-type weakness for blurting out exactly what he shouldn't be saying, the two actually find something to talk about that night as they knowledgeably compare the efficacy of their respective psychotropic medications.
In other words, a lot of millennials are secretly looking for more, but acting out this performative disinterest to cover egos and asses.
Instead, Trump and his team seem set to take whatever Putin offers because of the president's fundamental disinterest ― "I want to get out" of Syria, he said this spring ― and because his team has adopted his rosy view of Russia's intentions and capabilities in the region.
You still put out an attitude of disinterest without saying a word.
As it turns out, it was that disinterest in the game that helped him rescue a languishing blockbuster film about one of the sport's greatest visionaries.
Sestak claimed that was because he was serving in the military and wished to be nonpartisan, but Specter called that a "lame excuse for avoiding party affiliation... undercut by his documented disinterest in the political process", pointing out that records indicated Sestak voted in only 12 out of 35 elections from 1971 to 2005.
It is unlikely such a trial will be carried out given the probable disinterest of patients to be randomized to the procedure, the existing support for the efficacy of PBM, and the long follow-up time necessary for such a study.
A phrase I still get called to this day when alpha males sniff out my disinterest and dissension towards the nucleus of their droll existences.
