Sentence examples for disinterested aid from inspiring English sources
"If not for America's disinterested aid, tens of thousands of people in Georgia would have died from famine," he said flatly.
But far from being disinterested aids to thought and communication, every lingua franca continues to bear the badge of its original spread; and this is often the cause of its ultimate undoing.
Ms Rojas, who did give birth in captivity, has called the charge "lies and spite .Many potential readers are likely to be torn between the book's literary merit and a reluctance to aid Ms Betancourt, who has squandered her popularity by appearing ungrateful towards the government and disinterested in Colombia.
Jones looks especially disinterested.
[Increasingly disinterested] Cheese.
"They're deadpan, disinterested.
And one remains lovingly disinterested.
These are not disinterested solicitors.
In precise usage, "disinterested" means "impartial".
Two disinterested police officers stood nearby.
