Sentence examples for lacking interest from inspiring English sources

Even the fans, who criticize the administration for lacking interest, rarely turn out to support the women.

At one time Jessy performed abstruse mathematical calculations, but, lacking interest in any practical application, she abandoned them.

Both titles could be important to an industry that is trying to reach out to adults, women and anyone lacking interest in a fighting game.

In "The Price of Loyalty," by Ron Suskind, Mr. O'Neill, famously blunt even while in office, portrays Mr. Bush as lacking interest in policy debates, determined from the outset to drive Saddam Hussein from power and surrounded by an inner circle that had long ago been co-opted by supply-side conservatives.

Yet is this familiar media image of our children, as dazzled by digital distractions and lacking interest in the past, really true?  Look beyond the obsession with dates and great deeds and there is plenty of evidence to suggest the contrary.

Mr. Bourne's childhood and adult fascination with theater and movies, and his late start in dance -- he was 22 when he embarked on a degree in dance theater at the Laban Institute in London -- have strongly influenced his approach, and his detractors often accuse him of lacking interest in actual dance steps.

I lacked interest in her work.

The meat was tough and overcooked, and the sautéed vegetables, though generously portioned, lacked interest.

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

Recognising that many drop out because they lack interest, programmes are being implemented that make lessons more child-centred.

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