Sentence examples for this disinterest from inspiring English sources

Retailing and logistical complications compound this disinterest: Bangladesh's villages tend to have precious few shops and pretty awful roads.

Western countries are providing very limited support to the opposition, and this disinterest is misunderstood by Syrians after the interventions in Libya and Mali.

Of course, the supremacy of the Champions League and its emergence as the pinnacle of the game, replacing the World Cup, has also compounded this disinterest.

Perhaps the reason for this disinterest in the ballistics report, autopsies and other similar information is that for at least some of Brown's supporters the facts are, apparently, largely irrelevant because Brown is a metaphorical "symbol" of injustice regardless of what actually happened.

This disinterest was manifest in a Sunday Washington Post story about the deficit.

This disinterest in a full view of history is endemic to American culture.

In oncology, this increased disinterest was also closely connected with the rapid expansion of monoclonal antibodies and synthetic protein kinase inhibitors.

Nonetheless, this blithe disinterest in maintaining the physical ideal is all the more remarkable considering that film-makers have, since the beginning of her career, focused on her looks, or "sexualised" her, as she puts it, almost spitting out the word.

This near disinterest of the Seleucids in the far-off eastern regions must have alienated the Greeks who had settled there, far from their homeland, and the thought of taking back their full independence could not have been far from their minds.

Don't mistake this for disinterest or even more erroneous, a lack of understanding -- cognitive issues affect only a very small percentage of people with Parkinson's disease.

In other words, a lot of millennials are secretly looking for more, but acting out this performative disinterest to cover egos and asses.