Sentence examples for generally disinterested from inspiring English sources

Even for Polynesians like me – nerdy and generally disinterested in sport let alone rugby – Lomu made us feel good about who we were, where we were from and what we could be.

The Barneys buyer was generally disinterested in the collection.

But Paul's son, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, doesn't seem to have inspired the same enthusiasm, and activists seemed generally disinterested in national politics.

It may indicate that they did not believe in a participatory system of governance or that they were generally disinterested in the recess interventions and did not see their involvement in this project as being a pathway to empowerment.

The caravan acts as a kind of confessional for the community, who come in and vent to a generally disinterested McGahan.

Investors are in pursuit of perfect information when considering pulling out the checkbook, and every minute a founder spends pitching an investor who likely won't pull the trigger because they're generally disinterested, are phishing for information, or may not have any gunpowder left.

But the general public seemed disinterested.

One doesn't instinctively imagine that the marginalized LGBT communities of that scene or the more generally religiously-disinterested that populate today's clubs would respond positively to, say, the titular refrain of Belson favorite 'Give Yourself To Jesus' by Herman Harris, no matter how sublime its mid-tempo groove is.

One doesn't instinctively imagine that the marginalised LGBT communities of that scene or the more generally religiously-disinterested that populate today's clubs would respond positively to, say, the titular refrain of Belson favourite 'Give Yourself To Jesus' by Herman Harris, no matter how sublime its mid-tempo groove is.

But the record establishes that the directors were disinterested and independent; that they were generally aware of the company's value and its prospects; and that they considered the offer, under the time constraints imposed by the buyer, with the assistance of financial and legal advisors.

Many of the fuerdai are disinterested in their parents' businesses, which the younger generation generally find uncool and boring.