Sentence examples for remained disinterested from inspiring English sources

Senior scientists remained disinterested and aloof from the project, so he staffed it with young graduate and post-doctoral students.

In New York, you can (hypothetically) weep openly in the backseat and the driver will remain disinterested.

Here, Hallin writes, "journalists do not feel compelled either to present opposing views or to remain disinterested observers".

He obtained complete information about the enemy's position and plans by reconnaissance and espionage, and in the midst of mercenary armies he remained absolutely disinterested in plunder.

Phillips was essentially trying his hand at politics, but even after the war insisted he had remained the disinterested nonpartisan reformer.

This particularly holds if he were too quick to declare "mission accomplished" on the economy, or if the Democratic base remained as disinterested in the election as it was in 2010.

"It was tough to keep your balance when you were expected simultaneously to get the inside scoop and to remain a disinterested witness of events".

The fall social season is upon us, but book publishers remain as disinterested as they have been in recent years in giving their authors publication parties.

Japan may remain mostly disinterested in importing people, but they sure do like to import our stuff.

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.

Observing the presidential campaigns -- as all the pundits are doing 24/7 while most Americans remain totally disinterested -- one can get the impression President Obama is shying away from any dramatic or controversial policy proposals and, instead, is depending on the following premises for a November 2012 victory.