Sentence examples for far from disinterested from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Often, Sunni critics say, the roundups are based on false information provided by informants who are far from disinterested observers.

That book was optioned in 1990, but the option has lapsed and Friedman, while far from disinterested, is not involved in the movie rivalry.

But even his anger was far from disinterested, since he spent most of his career "eyeing Canada as a great prize to be annexed to the United States as soon as circumstances permitted".

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.

"That's a charge that should be led from the White House, which so far has been completely disinterested in responding to and protecting our elections systems in the future".

The version who fought Donaire was far too disinterested in contact for my liking.

One solution, they said, may be to get second opinions from disinterested practitioners, especially specialists.

"If I'm honest, the kids' attitudes have ranged from disinterested at best to obstructive at worst.

But then he breaks the spell by saying people should treat cash with the same caution they reserve for such high-risk activities as handling communal food and holding escalator rails.A more disinterested survey would probably report that Europeans, far from struggling to break the habit of spending cash, would like to get their hands on more of it.