The phrase "disinterest with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means the state of not being interested or emotionally involved in something. Example: His disinterest with the current political climate was evident as he refused to engage in any discussions about it.
And so the more the England national side is associated exclusively with London the more disinterest with the national side will grow.
There was a divorced mother of three who sensed herself slipping into the same sexual disinterest with her current partner that she recognized from the slow death of her marriage.
And that ultimately may fuel disinterest with this particular public float, and therefore broader challenges to both SoftBank and its Vision Fund, with all the implications for growth-stage startups that entails.
'Do not mistake our disinterest with apathy.
"Do not mistake our disinterest with apathy," a young blogger told VICE News on Monday.
His disinterest contrasts with the needs of the country; our prisons are over-populated according to liberals and conservatives alike.
How they can go down by 10 or more points, miss point-blank layups early, meander through stretches with disinterest and still emerge with a series knotted is beginning to look more like a karmic matter.
In Brito, on the Pacific Coast, Anderson met "five Chinese men in gray coveralls unpacking generators and long tubes from wooden crates covered with Chinese characters": They looked at me with studied disinterest, and carried on with what they were doing.
They looked at me with studied disinterest, and carried on with what they were doing.
When I excitedly shared the news with my AA friends, most reacted with disinterest, anger or even open contempt.
The 85-year-old Ecclestone has run F1 virtually single-handed for almost 40 years but his disinterest in engaging with social media and a younger audience is at odds with Liberty's intent to expand the sport using digital content, greater promotion and marketing.
