Sentence examples for disinterested from from inspiring English sources

We should distinguish Kant's ambitious thesis that only pleasure in the beautiful is disinterested from his less ambitious claim simply that pleasure in the beautiful is disinterested — for it seems that there could in principle be other disinterested pleasures.

That left the option of sitting on a finished season of "The Sopranos" for three months, taking the risk of making its hungry fans either ravenous or disinterested from lack of feeding.

Other U.M.P. politicians are also challenging the Socialist primary, and, of course, their reason for doing so is far from disinterested.

In large cities, Russian women have indeed grown more active in business and politics — there are two female cabinet ministers on the federal level — but are as disinterested in breaking from traditional roles as wives and mothers as shedding their patent-leather spike heals and miniskirts.

It turned out that the Dutch economy, too, is far from disinterested in the impact of a female brain drain: It stands to gain ?90 billion annually from increased female participation in the labour market.

In the meantime, Americans appear to be disinterested or detached from the process.

She seems disinterested in Isaac from the beginning and eventually decides to end their relationship of ten years. .

This raises questions over the danger of poor women 'falling through a gap' , either receiving poor quality care from CY providers dissatisfied with their remuneration, being turned away from providers disinterested in joining the scheme, or being left with no choice beyond the poor quality provision in a struggling public sector.

Bradley is one of the few basketball players who have ever been appreciatively cheered by a disinterested away-from-home crowd while warming up.

Given this assumption, it is then not hard for Herder to argue that so far from being disinterested, our pleasure in beauty is necessarily of the greatest interest to us.

In a recent study in the U.K., over 90% of respondents reported that they're often just going through the motions, as though on auto-pilot, feeling anything from mildly disinterested to outright disillusioned by how they're spending the best hours of their days and best years of their lives.