Sentence examples for relatively disinterested from inspiring English sources
On any given issue, however, politicians will weigh the relatively disinterested opinions and attitudes of the majority against the committed values of smaller but more-dedicated groups for whom retribution at the ballot box is more likely.
Bingler v. Johnson clearly established that fellowships are "relatively disinterested, no-strings educational grants, with no requirement of any substantial clear quid pro quo from the recipients".
This also explains why many people can care so much about Paris while remaining relatively disinterested in the staggering human toll of the Syrian refugee crisis.
The leads, Analeigh Christian Tipton (I'm told she was a Next Top Model finalist) and James McDorman (I fell for him as Fiona's cuckolded boyfriend this last season on Shameless) are darling and winning and I found their set-up, by relatively disinterested mutual friends, totally believable.
Jones looks especially disinterested.
"They're deadpan, disinterested.
[Increasingly disinterested] Cheese.
These are not disinterested solicitors.
In precise usage, "disinterested" means "impartial".
Two disinterested police officers stood nearby.
