Sentence examples for quite uninterested from inspiring English sources

This is a movie quite uninterested in the structural conventions of narrative, though there is a story – of a sort.

The suspicion lingers that for his part Mr Denktash is quite uninterested in a settlement: the status quo, after all, leaves him king of his patch.

Sometimes I think most startups are quite uninterested in that stuff, but they make a platform and host other people's stuff.

A sweet-faced, quiet-spoken 35-year-old, Ms. Carr is quite uninterested in explaining her plays or the impulses behind them.

Michael would tell no one what he was thinking, but he looked anxious, as if he were trying to learn something by heart, and when he was told that the Head Gamekeeper had a pair of ferrets for him, seemed quite uninterested and said he didn't want them and he wished people would leave him alone.

You will see a physically imposing (he was a wrestler), exceedingly self-confident young man who is quite aware of his attraction to females — and quite uninterested in abiding by standard social rules (remember that he was allegedly dealing weed in his dorm as well as consuming it in large quantities).

However, personality-wise the guys I find myself dating guys that all tend to be quite similar namely, uninterested in me.

The Chinese, with 4,000 years of civilization behind them, were predictably uninterested, and the Indians had quite enough religion as it was.

In a few years, it's quite possible people will use them interchangeably with rebut, uninterested and hung.

Apart from never quite deciding what news is, De Botton is also remarkably uninterested in who pays for its gathering and transmission, and who defines it.

Nashville's famed downtown honky tonks, the ones that promise live music 24 hours a day, are sad, sticky affairs where never-quite-made-it bands cover Carrie Underwood numbers before an uninterested clientele.