Sentence examples for disinterest toward from inspiring English sources

Both those things, though, could have been taken as more evidence of disinterest toward women's issues, rather than active extremism.

During oral arguments on Feb. 15, the appeals panel seemed dubious of the city's position, and more so of Mr. Grady's disinterest toward the two doctors.

Angered with his life, James decides to learn the truth about his father's disinterest toward him since he was eight years old.

And it's a far cry from the radical disinterest toward middle-class and lower income Americans we've seen from the Republicans.

Sparked by the death of Michael Brown, an unarmed young black man, the current unrest in Ferguson is primarily the result of nationwide economic neglect and disinterest toward overwhelmingly African-American areas of the country.

To the contrary, if our popular media (e.g., television, film, music) are any measure, people worship at the altar of "me;" narcissism, egotism, vanity, pride, entitlement and disinterest toward others are attributes to which we should aspire.

Vohs explained to me that while any amount or representation of money will trip off this tendency toward disinterest, the effect is amplified when you use larger quantities of money and raise the frequency of the monetary interactions.

In contrast, a glum or expressionless face projects an image of disinterest and boredom toward students and the learning subject.

Sherman has long seen his lectures as his small bit to counteract science's budgetary squeeze and public attitudes about science that he fears are shifting toward disinterest or outright hostility.

It's disinterest, moving towards irritation.

At a time when visionary presidential leadership might have used the sacrifice of African-Americans in wartime to change the course of our racial history, Wilson's abject disinterest in, or hostility toward, authentic black citizenship instead set the stage for another half-century of paralyzing discrimination, racial violence and governmental collusion in the denial of civil rights to nonwhites.