Sentence examples similar to remarkably disinterested from inspiring English sources

Nick appears to be a remarkably brilliant, disinterested polymath academic.

The historical study of similar fracture points in the past shows us the changing solutions, each responding to the last, applied to a remarkably consistent endeavour – the disinterested pursuit and dissemination of knowledge.

The president has been remarkably polite, uncritical, helpful and forthcoming, I think not for entirely disinterested reasons.

Jones looks especially disinterested.

I'm disinterested.

"They're deadpan, disinterested.

[Increasingly disinterested] Cheese.

And one remains lovingly disinterested.

These are not disinterested solicitors.

In precise usage, "disinterested" means "impartial".

Two disinterested police officers stood nearby.