Sentence examples for uninterested that from inspiring English sources

Don't be shy or act uninterested, that will make him feel really uncomfortable around you.

"But Americans were so unmoved and uninterested that it was hard to raise money simply to build a pedestal to support it".

But the public, uninterested that Mr Plimpton might have a serious motive for his jaunts, took the view that he was simply a moneyed idiot looking for ways to pass the time.

While Europeans generally follow American events closely, Russians, mired in their own woes and perhaps less willing to cede to America the title of sole superpower, are so uninterested that only two in five know who the candidates are, said Moscow's Public Opinion Foundation.

One could just be uninterested that p or be excited or depressed that p. But, typically, those attitudes are either ones we have when we are not considering whether p is true or they are attitudes that result from our believing, denying or withholding p. For example, I might be happy or sorry that p is true when I come to believe that it is true.

Ms Evangelisti seems uninterested in that side of things.

But it's not trying to cause offence: I'm very uninterested in that as a writer".

Yet President Barack Obama is about as uninterested in that easily exaggerated friendship as he is, left to his own devices, in bombing Syria.

"I don't know if it's a phobia, exactly, but it's something I was uninterested in, that's for sure.

Sometimes I think most startups are quite uninterested in that stuff, but they make a platform and host other people's stuff.

There's a parallel plot where the husbands and fathers make and lose fortunes through real estate and the stock market, but Wharton seems as uninterested in that kind of commerce as Undine is.