Sentence examples for disinterested subject from inspiring English sources

The 2-day meeting itself, Osterholm argues, did not offer an "objective review provided by a disinterested subject matter expert" about the ease with which groups with bad intentions could learn how to engineer an H5N1 that transmits in humans.

It doesn't matter what Webster's Third tells me: I will always feel superior to a person who says, "I am totally disinterested in that subject" (though I will also strive to treat that individual with the dignity and respect owed to any human being).

Understand that the autistic child may be disinterested in the subject.

I am not a disinterested bystander on the subject.

Yet even as it unearths truths previously hidden under fear and corruption, The Act of Killing is disinterested in vilifying its subjects, making the deepest revelations of the film profoundly humanistic.

Kant himself sought to bridge the realms of necessity and spontaneity in the Critique of Judgement (1790), by suggesting that nature itself could be seen in more than formal terms: it also produces self-determining organisms and can give rise to disinterested aesthetic pleasure in the subject that contemplates its forms.

Of the piece, John Hendricks in the catalogue to Ono's Japan Society retrospective wrote: "[Cut Piece] unveils the interpersonal alienation that characterizes social relationships between subjects, dismantling the disinterested Kantian aesthetic model...

The unfettered deployment of a participating voice, abandonment of the idea of disinterested recording in favour of subjectivity so extreme that it threatens to displace or usurp the subject appear unprecedented – because the precedent is hiding in plain view.

This does not, however, mean that the men in our study were disinterested in their health.

Dole and its board also argued that the deal was fair since it "remains subject to a vote of disinterested stockholders".

The ample scope and scale of Broad's work is impressive In addition he nourished an interest in parapsychology a subject he approached with the disinterested curiosity and scrupulous care that is characteristic of his philosophical work.