Sentence examples for lacking in interest from inspiring English sources

His reaction was as nonchalant and lacking in interest, she said, as hers was friendly and enthusiastic.

The writer feels that the 18-hole playoffs are lacking in interest, as a rule, "but we are apparently stuck with the 18-hole playoff until someone devises a better way to settle a tie in a major championship".

Pound moved twice, with his wife Dorothy somewhat intermittently in tow: from London ("the place lacking in interest, / last squalor, utter decrepitude" etc) to Paris, in 1921; and then from Paris (ditto, but with less fog and mud) to Rapallo, on the Ligurian coast, in 1924.

Tennis is hardly lacking in such potential conflicts of interest.

Comment about the lack in interest by Bush in domestic policy.

By James Lardner The New Yorker, January 7 , 1991P. 19 Comment about the lack in interest by Bush in domestic policy.

These can be observed even in patients lacking any interest in spiritual or religious issues.

Accompany isn't lacking interest in the venture community, either.

(Hypoactive sexual desire disorder is diagnosed in people who lack interest in sex).

I lacked interest in her work.

The reader might determine whether the intended position lacks interest in this or other ways.