Sentence examples for most uninterested from inspiring English sources

We seem not to have caught Stegner at his best: he was most uninterested in anything we might have been doing.

The advent of warmer weather and brighter days can make even the most uninterested housekeeper want to "CLEAN ALL THE THINGS!" in the words of Allie Brosh, author of the blog Hyperbole and a Half.

He can still toss off a neat double entendre ("I ain't working with a full deck/But I deal," on "It's Good") or a hilarious left-field insult ("You're dead to me, brown grass," he raps on "President Carter," which amusingly samples the inauguration of Jimmy Carter), but mainly, this is Lil Wayne at his laziest or most uninterested.

(PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC, Activision, cert: 18) ★★★ After so many releases, Activision's adherence to the "it ain't broke" rule for COD will be obvious to even the most uninterested observer and hence bemoaning the cookie-cutter nature of a new Call of Duty game seems almost as routine as the experience of playing it.

TV outlets appeared the most uninterested.

Then came a 4-0 thrathing at Costa Rica last Tuesday in which Klinsmann's team looked alternately disorganized, dispirited and — perhaps most damningly — uninterested.

Most are uninterested in the history of my membership in ACT UP, but a few, like Jake, are curious, even insistent.

If the other person doesn't respond to the flirtatiousness of your texts, they are most likely uninterested, implying that you should stop flirting immediately!

Most Conservatives seemed uninterested in the game which, by contrast, seemed indicative of their general fogeyishness.

But that was 1961, a time when most men were uninterested in growing big muscles.

Rather than talking electability, he talks about how uninterested most voters are in partisanship and how he should know, after running a city.