Sentence examples for too uninterested from inspiring English sources

You may have been too old, too young or too uninterested to witness any of it.

"The Promotion" tells you everything you might want to know but were too uninterested to ask about working as an assistant manager in a supermarket.

The Blackburn squad is down to bare bones and players from its youth team, Kean soldiers on against a vicious public campaign to remove him as coach, and the Blackburn club is owned by an Indian poultry company whose ruling family appears too uninterested, or too financially overstretched, even to attend matches.

Or is she simply just too uninterested to include a selection of photos?

He spared no praise for Sanders' rival, Hillary Clinton, suggesting that her supporters were too uninterested to protest.

When "they" confront you, use a bored or uninterested voice and look, but not too uninterested, they'll use that to their advantage.

Maybe the crowd will be small, too, or uninterested.

Ben has more compassion for Helen — performing an act of anonymous, poetic and somewhat improbable generosity on her behalf — but he, too, is uninterested in why he ever married her or how they became so distanced.

Sir Charles Eliot, who became commissioner of the protectorate in 1901, invited South Africans to settle in the protectorate when European settlers were less than enthusiastic about the proposal, but they too were uninterested.

Primary reasons for refusal include being uninterested, too busy, too tired, other health issues, feeling overwhelmed, and/or participation in another study.

The public seemed uninterested, too.