Sentence examples for feigned disinterest from inspiring English sources

At first, Serge feigned disinterest, but before long they were shacked up in Oscar Wilde's old Parisian hotel room and recording the track for which, outside France, she is still most famous.

"It wasn't a feigned disinterest," Christopher says.

A few feet down, a young alpha male -- striking, smirking and slouching on the bar with insouciance -- was taking in the room with feigned disinterest.

Most revelers treat the bold-faced types who have made Saturday nights at Centro-Fly something of a scene -- Giorgio Armani, Edward Norton, Tobey Maguire Vin Diesel, Jay-Z -- with feigned disinterest.

Mr. Argott also doesn't feign disinterest.

She's like a band pretending it's not coming back for an encore, or a con man feigning disinterest in one last con.

Agnetha is just as paralyzed as Nancy, but, because she is a scientist, she must feign disinterest at all times, especially when she meets and interviews Ralph.

He points out that some "bored" kids may really need more of a challenge in the classroom, while others may feign disinterest as a way to cover up that they feel like they're falling behind.

While his pioneering peers of the first dot-com era embraced and popularized the "open kimono," Bezos has always viewed stealthiness as an asset, masking new initiatives inside larger expenditures and feigning disinterest in burgeoning favorites.

Various orange cats lolled about his place feigning disinterest in everything.

She'd feign disinterest or annoyance whenever she knew we were there.