Sentence examples for take no interest from inspiring English sources

"It is disgraceful that the British Arts Council take no interest in their own painters".

"Many parents take no interest in teaching their kids how to have fun with the hobby," he said.

Although he says, "I take no interest in history, it bores me," he devotes much effort to clarifying how significant his own imprint on modern history has been.

While those who reproduce art apparently take no interest in its setting, those who have custodianship usually think it could be improved.

To refuse to admire, to take no interest in what distinguished others are up to, is to shut ourselves off, grandly and implausibly, from important knowledge.

Brian Barry's argument for that role assumes that the state can prescribe answers to controversial questions regarding the truth and the good life in which a truly liberal state would take no interest.

The public took no interest.

Still the public took no interest.

Paul took no interest in the local party.

He took no interest in the proceedings "The passing spectacle of life!" he said.

Basil was disdainful of family life and took no interest in his children.