Sentence examples for sustained disinterested from inspiring English sources
[cartoon id= a10269"] Mayers recalls that in 1959 he and his classmates attended a lecture given at Harvard by the Columbia professor Herbert Wechsler, who argued that judges could avoid turning the Supreme Court into a "naked power organ" by conducting a "sustained, disinterested, merciless examination" of litigants' arguments.
Mayers recalls that in 1959 he and his classmates attended a lecture given at Harvard by the Columbia professor Herbert Wechsler, who argued that judges could avoid turning the Supreme Court into a "naked power organ" by conducting a "sustained, disinterested, merciless examination" of litigants' arguments.
In 1959, University of Chicago law professor Philip Kurland approached his dean about starting a new faculty-run legal journal, the first of its kind, meant to be a "sustained, disinterested, and competent criticism" of the United States Supreme Court.
She will get disinterested.
It's hard to feel any need to when the curators don't seem to have been looking, at least not with sustained openness, rigor and disinterested curiosity.
Obama's team was engaged in a post-mortem into why the president had performed so badly in the debate, unable to cope with Romney's sustained aggression and appearing tired and disinterested.
The objection was sustained.
"Objection sustained!" Cedarbaum thundered.
Others sustained serious injuries.
