Sentence examples for disinterested between from inspiring English sources
The former officer said he was "totally disinterested" between media groups.
"And apparently U.S. policymakers are incapable of or disinterested in distinguishing between PR propaganda and scientific and economic evidence.
Wallace strongly favored a natural science that also addressed moral, political, social, and metaphysical concerns, and with this inclination he ran against the tide that was more concerned with developing a barrier between politics and disinterested, objective science.
Goodman, the sociologist, noted surprise at how "strikingly disinterested" CDCR is in comparing recidivism rates between fire camp and general inmate population parolees.
In this way, you'll understand, for example, the difference between "militate" and "mitigate" (often confused and therefore misused) and "uninterested" and "disinterested".
"They're deadpan, disinterested.
In precise usage, "disinterested" means "impartial".
Liberalism enshrines reason and pretends disinterested nobility.
Hayes made little attempt to appear disinterested.
Disinterested means unbiasedand does not mean uninterested.
