But then she got confused, or maybe it was disinterest.
It's disinterest, moving towards irritation.
This suggests to me that as a communications challenge, regardless of the term used, the biggest barrier is disinterest, not the specific language being used.
I am convinced we will never go back to a time where there is disinterest in Paralympic sport.
So inflicting poverty on many children by doing away with child tax credits before a higher minimum wage kicks in is more than "lapsing into a vice" and should tell the Guardian's leader writer (13 October) that it's not disinterest on Osborne's part that stops him seeing the evidence.
So when a business isn't successful, there's disinterest there; it creates that opportunity for us.
Despite what appeared to be disinterest in certain weighty discussions, Mr. Halpin said that Mr. Kennedy often presented himself as a passionate activist.
The main causes for students' dissatisfaction with ICM teaching at their university were: disinterest of the manager (65.5%, n = 135), disinterest of the teachers (24.3%, n = 50) and lack of qualified teachers (14.4%, n = 31).
Alongside this phenomenon, or causing it, is a marked disinterest in math, physics, chemistry, and engineering -- the very fields that were seen by previous generations, like Neil Armstrong's, as roadways to wonderment and uncharted exploration, but now take a backseat all the way up to the university level where many physics graduate programs struggle to attract students.
It is his continued disinterest in childhood cancer, whether perceived or actual, as well as his disdain for directed legislative action aimed at NCI that I personally believe frustrates those of us who seek an increase in federal funding for childhood cancer.
