Sentence examples for fear of disinterest from inspiring English sources

Patients are also reluctant to voluntarily disclose their use of CAM, with 57% to 70% failing to tell their doctor about CAM use [ 18, 20, 21, 38] with fear of disinterest by the treating physician being the most commonly cited reason for this [ 45].

For example because of disinterest, but more importantly, insecurities regarding how to handle suspicions of DV and CA and fear of acting legally insufficient may play a role.

Beatty, an Atlantic Monthly editor, makes no pretense of disinterest.

"It's not a question of disinterest or a lack of commitment".

Such an environment can create a culture of disinterest unless monetary handouts are involved.

But then, confuse her with a putdown or two — "IOD's" (Indicators of Disinterest).

The masses, especially in the Arab world, have suffered decades of disinterest, marginalisation and humiliation.

The police, according to Kali-Horvath, adopted an attitude of disinterest towards Romany crime.

"Sometimes the level of disinterest is astounding," said Carol Webb, another violinist.

Demographically, even the modest interest millennials have shown in the labor movement recently is a reversal of decades of disinterest.

He put his hand to his face, stroking his chin with his thumb, which heightened his air of disinterest.