Sentence examples for taking no interest from inspiring English sources
The initial idea was that celebrities would help rouse young people who were taking no interest in politics.
"Lolita" had finally been published in England without causing any trouble, and customs officers, it was said, were now taking no interest in copies of "Lady Chatterley's Lover" nonchalantly tucked under the arms of travellers returning to England from the United States.
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.
"It is disgraceful that the British Arts Council take no interest in their own painters".
Hume says he doesn't care - he takes no interest in who buys his work.
The father took no interest in the child, according to court documents.
Unlike the bodies that oversee doctors and nurses, the CNHC takes no interest in whether its practitioners' efforts actually work.
He seems to have taken no interest in the ideological struggles that sent many Russians to the gulag.
