Sentence examples for disinterest to from inspiring English sources

Yes he can sway from apparent disinterest to rebelliousness.

Newfound wealth and a strong, distant government allowed cynicism, apathy and disinterest to take hold.

Bay understands that a blasé exterior might suggest disinterest to those outside the clubhouse.

Yet the response we see from society can range from disinterest to victim blaming.

We have seen the response of the public shift from disinterest to an enthusiastic "code – I need to learn".

Still, in 1990, when Luby first broached the subject of whether children could be depressed even before they entered school, her colleagues' reactions ranged from disinterest to hostility.

The Neocon Core used a web of interlocking memberships in these groups to help generate buzz and give the veneer of scholarly disinterest and neutrality to policy pronouncements that in reality were serving the ideological interests of the players agitating for war.

Having no questions is the surest way to show disinterest and to guarantee a rejection.

He waited for her to find an excuse to turn down the invitation, or, better still, to tell him that she had obliged his mother with their last meeting and the sensible thing to do now was to make their mutual disinterest known to his mother.

This apparent disinterest seems to be due to several reasons.

The current challenge for pandemic influenza preparedness and response is not so much to address public disinterest, but to acknowledge and engage with members of the general publics' experiences of influenza and how they make sense of, and act on, pandemics in real world settings.