Sentence examples for displayed disinterest from inspiring English sources

The important distinction, however, was that programmers displayed "disinterest in people" and that they disliked "activities involving close personal interaction". It is these personality profiles, says Ensmenger, that originated our modern stereotype of the anti-social computer geek.

Steadfast in Kemalist dogma, CHP limited its position only to defend secularism, while it displayed staunch disinterest to seek some 'democratic common ground' with the HDP, thus losing further credibility to turn into a 'party for the underdogs'.

I field calls everyday where job seekers tell me that their number one reason for looking for a new opportunity is due to management's disinterest and poor attitude displayed toward its staff.

His pairing of the Ed Abbey quotes is not only terrible scholarship, it displays an almost aspergerish disinterest in psychological complexity.

And you'll certainly recognise the barmaid who displays "the sort of professional disinterest that makes British pubs such havens".

"I regret that the military regime in Burma continues to display a complete and total disinterest in positive relations with the United States, and credible and fair elections for the people of Burma," Mr. Gregg said.

False Disqualifiers: Statement that display a healthy level of disinterest, while also acting as a way to convey interest in a flirtatious way.

Disinterest in information?

The disinterest was mutual.

The reason for their disinterest?

He doesn't even feign disinterest.