Sentence examples for grew uninterested from inspiring English sources

Following tensions with Sega of Japan over its focus on the Saturn, Kalinske, who oversaw the rise of the Genesis in 1991, grew uninterested in the business and resigned in mid-1996.

I got scared; I got lucky; I got fucked up on drugs that make sex superfluous rather than drugs that make sex inevitable, unmerciful, and unmanageable; I developed avant-garde sexual tastes; I had sex only sporadically; I got older; I grew uninterested.

He had grown uninterested in sex, she said, although later she found suggestive texts on his phone from nurses and female co-workers.

If you give a guy whatever he wants, he's likely to grow uninterested and bored because he doesn't have to do anything in order to get what he wants.

He grew increasingly uninterested in food and people, his two great passions.

To his mortification, his sons grew up wholly uninterested in politics.

Mr. Pine grew up in Midland, Tex., uninterested in sports, studying, or anything else until he stumbled into a high school play.

He grew up in a family uninterested in horses, but began to compete in Pony Club events after a family friend introduced him to riding.

Initially uninterested in his plight, she grew curious on finding his diary from the end of the second world war, when he was part of the British occupying force in Palestine.

Jackson grew up working-class, in a family mostly uninterested in the arts; in school, he felt like a misfit, bad at sports, socially unredeemed by his talent for violin and piano.

But that was 1961, a time when most men were uninterested in growing big muscles.