Sentence examples for truly disinterested from inspiring English sources
True deregulation is rare for the same reason that the rational reformers almost never achieved truly disinterested technocracy.
What people need is truly disinterested advice, so they can pick inexpensive, diversified products to keep them in their old age.
Finding truly disinterested parties is difficult, and often the most informed experts can be intimately connected to the matter under consideration.
He also points out that Mr Thaksin has initiated a war on corruption, although he admits that the results have been disappointing so far.A man unopposedNone of these measures, however, addresses the central concern: that Mr Thaksin's connections to business are too close to allow truly disinterested policymaking.
Any Appeal to disinterested observers, hypothetical choosers, or hypothetical contractors will not avail either, because if such decision makers are truly disinterested, they will choose nothing.
The FDA simply gives people a false sense of security, while crowding out private watchdog groups that might provide truly disinterested consumer information.
Scientists, too, are only human: "Philosophers and sociologists agree that the notion of a truly objective disinterested 'seeker after truth' is incompatible with the realities of social existence.
If they really seem disinterested, go up and ask them.
"It undermines the sense that justice is truly and significantly fair-minded and disinterested, rather than adversarial," he said.
*Disinterested: sinfully used as a synonym for uninterested when it truly means "without bias or self-interest".
Jones looks especially disinterested.
