Sentence examples for particularly uninterested from inspiring English sources

He said studies had shown that employers "are particularly uninterested in hiring black men for jobs that require customer or client contact, for whatever reason".

She said the production's director, David Cromer (best known for the recent Off Broadway hit run of "Our Town"), was "particularly uninterested in relaxing into the laugh lines," much as he was with his 2009 revival of Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs".

Korte also suggested that the move has resulted in more applications from New York-based founders (who seem particularly uninterested in relocating).

WaMu's regulator, the Office of Thrift Supervision, didn't care about either, but it was particularly uninterested in consumer protection rules, because those often conflict with bank profitability.

In literary terms, it is impossible for this scene to succeed, particularly for a reader uninterested in Hindu thought and the concept of the Dark Age of the 432,000 years of the Kali Yuga, in which, apparently, we live.

Efforts to find at least some of that financing have met significant resistance this session, particularly from Tea Party-friendly Republicans uninterested in raising vehicle registration fees or allowing the state to take on more debt.

It is difficult to predict the outcome of any Presidency, but with Trump the worst-case scenarios seem particularly plausible, because he is so uninterested in the safeguards that might prevent them.

Theodore Dreiser championed "Of Human Bondage," but English critics, particularly the Bloomsbury literary élite, were largely uninterested in Maugham.

Particularly since director James Ponsoldt (The Spectacular Now, Smashed) is uninterested in any winking 90s nostalgia or even poking for anything juicy to expose.

After his meeting with Muslim leaders in Indonesia, Mr. Bush seemed particularly perplexed by their belief that the United States was uninterested in the creation of a Palestinian state, something the president has repeatedly said he supports.

How does he feel?" This is not to say that local papers are uninterested in the case's more sensational details, particularly charges that the Rigases looted Adelphia assets for their own benefit.