Sentence examples for mostly disinterested from inspiring English sources
Jamaica, also understandably, made just one change but appeared mostly disinterested in attacking for much of the night.
It was a limousine-liberal enclave mostly disinterested in the sport.
Japan may remain mostly disinterested in importing people, but they sure do like to import our stuff.
The Barneys buyer was generally disinterested in the collection.
Disinterested observers felt Vettel was mostly at fault - but Red Bull motorsport chief Helmut Marko squarely blamed Webber, and team principal Christian Horner said the "larger fault" was with Webber for not giving his team-mate enough room.
But they dealt with the verbal and physical assaults at school mostly on their own, holding countless meetings with often-disinterested principals.
He gave it a score of three out of ten and was disinterested in the episode, finding the alien delegation subplot to be "mostly just silly", and the majority of the episode was a "weak-beer mystery that's mostly an excuse for Gates McFadden and Sir Patrick Stewart to act weird and for Brent Spiner to be a silly Sherlock".
The smoothness of Soderbergh's concoction, often smug yet mostly rather charming, has been replaced with a bland impersonality, the work of a disinterested hired hand.
Jones looks especially disinterested.
"They're deadpan, disinterested.
