Sentence examples for seeming disinterest from inspiring English sources

Add that to the seeming disinterest in the music, and more than one voice has wondered if this alternately beguiling and bewildering album might be Cohen's last work.

Also industry boilerplate, say homeowners and their advocates: their seeming disinterest in enforcing those rules.

Since President-elect Barack Obama's announcement regarding Mr. Holder, some have suggested that Mr. Holder's seeming disinterest in the plight of blacks at his firm should be taken into account when evaluating his fitness to be Attorney General.

Find alternative avenues to deal with the bullying where there is seeming disinterest in tackling it through the usual authority.

This seeming disinterest in working "hard" (i.e., long hours) translates into a perceived lack of commitment to work and to medicine, as this Boomer explains: " At the training level, you're a bit frustrated because you get the impression that they're not as devoted.

What seems like disinterest can actually be a failure to communicate.

Elitism toward the medium, or plain disinterest, seems to account for this.

This apparent disinterest seems to be due to several reasons.

Finally, the findings that health care provider disinterest seemed to impede the adoption process in one state and the exclusion of providers in the policy discussion enabled adoption in the other state reflects their importance as local actors in the adoption process.

During the interview White also seemed to express a disinterest in playing live, saying "I'd say half the shows I play I'd rather not play.

Politics may be the only profession in the world where a lack of experience, coupled with what seems to be complete disinterest in the job, is considered an asset.