Many disinterested voices, (including The Economist's), also argued against the moratorium; and ending it at a time when gas prices had risen delivered little commercial gain to Enron.
More disinterested voices caution against confusing the obvious need to learn computer-literacy skills with the less obvious need to learn everything else via a computer.The market for online education can be divided into three: schools, universities and business/commercial training.
To my ear, Summers himself sounded not unlike communist authorities who deflected blame by simply denying having agency or authority, and striking a disinterested, distancing voice.
However, some companies will ask for opinions or "feeling statements" (ie., "She answered the phone abruptly and spoke so quickly that I wasn't sure I had called the right place. She spoke in a disinterested tone of voice, and I felt rushed. This made me feel unimportant. I did not feel valued as a potential customer").
And when history is written, it shall be told that the GNR dream ended with an unedifying sit in - in which Axl tried to whip up a disinterested crowd into voicing outrage over the shortened set.
Coffin (2000, 396) is careful to emphasize that the disinterested impartiality of Recorder Voice does not imply that it is neutral or bias-free, and even goes so far as to call its appearance of neutrality a "discursive construction, a rhetorical trick".
However, as Martin [ 32] points out, failing to strive for more democratic practices of representation means that research funding decision-making neglects the voices of the disinterested public and those hard-to-reach social groups.
Her voice is icy and sometimes disinterested, as if she requires little in the way of acceptance or exculpation.
