Sentence examples for how disinterested from inspiring English sources

In a message to the Peruvian Congress he left a farsighted warning: "The presence of a successful soldier (no matter how disinterested) is dangerous to the States that have just been constituted".

Snapchat in its earlier form effectively obligated you to look at a mass snap, no matter how disinterested you were, by taunting you with an unread count, much like e-mail.

Michael John Martin San Francisco, Oct. 1, 2008 • To the Editor: I agree with everything you said about term limits, with one exception: to show how disinterested they are, the politicians now in office should repeal term limits but make the vote apply only to those not now serving.

For such a liberal and progressive city, with such a young and highly educated population, I am always surprised at how disinterested most young techies are about music and film.

Two minutes in and Schachter saw how disinterested his players looked.

The source of unhappiness for many Americans included how disinterested they were with their work with only 51%% of Americans finding their jobs interesting.

No one knows better than I do how sincere, disinterested and absolute his devotion to the republic was".

Croly withdrew from politics and spent his last decade bitterly wondering, in Judis's words, "how the disinterested progressive intellectual... could influence a public and a corporate elite committed to the quest for individual gain".

Only now it's not comedy, it's war, and while Whiskey Tango Foxtrot does a good job to show how brazenly disinterested some of these people can be about the wider story in exchange for nabbing a scoop, this represents a step up to the big leagues for both the character and the star.

Goodman, the sociologist, noted surprise at how "strikingly disinterested" CDCR is in comparing recidivism rates between fire camp and general inmate population parolees.

And if Perry isn't cautionary tale enough, Christie can examine the guy who should have stayed out but got in anyway, Jon Huntsman, and see how extraordinarily disinterested any of the primary voters are in supporting a "rational, moderate Republican" who's only too happy to prescribe the exact same economic policy as the rest of the current field.