Sentence examples for he is uninterested from inspiring English sources

Kubrick's steadicam glides past everything almost as if he is uninterested in the sordid proceedings.

Unlike many chefs, he is uninterested in opening more and more restaurants.

While Fowler wallows in opium, booze and brothels, he is uninterested in nationalism, imperialism or Communism.

Mr Barrett's defence is that companies are cheap for a reason, and that he is uninterested in importing other banks' problems.

Although Bolt uses Erasmus' famous encomium about More as a title, he is uninterested in complexity, and certainly unable to demonstrate it.

He is uninterested in hooks, displays a flagrant disregard for linear storytelling, and insists on cutting songs that time out before the three-minute mark.

He was uninterested in social success or financial reward.

He was uninterested in status, wealth or public recognition.

But he was uninterested in defending the cost on principle.

"When you want to play political games, he's uninterested in engaging," she said.

"He was uninterested in tourism except as a form of shared fun.