Sentence examples for very disinterested from inspiring English sources

I was interested in religion, but very disinterested in how it related to my life.

In fact, Bouhlel was always very disinterested in religion.

Across from me, an awkward first date with a very disinterested girl was playing out as would be expected.

But it's not easy, you've got to pick the right site or you could have some very disinterested punters on your hands.

Note: Likert scale ranged from 1 (very interested) to 5 (very disinterested).

The Interest in Research Questionnaire (Bieschke, Bishop, and Herbert, 1995) instructs students to rate their degree of interest in research activities (e.g., analyzing data) on a scale ranging from 1 (very disinterested) to 5 (very interested).

Nineteen-year-old Alessia Cara is very clearly disinterested in the party she's stuck at in "Here".

Smith said that the group "came across looking very morose and disinterested" in the video because that is how they felt at the time; he "hated" Top of the Pops as he was "really anti-pop" during this period.

(It is certainly noteworthy that Dutton, who is the antipode of modern aesthetics in doing away with the very notion of a disinterested pleasure and assuming that matters of sexual reproduction are vital in explaining our interest in art and aesthetics, actually finds himself in the company of Schopenhauer, Kant, and Shaftesbury where erotic art is concerned).

Having been a part of that process a judge cannot be, in the very nature of things, wholly disinterested in the conviction or acquittal of those accused.

Both activities are pleasurable, but the pleasures involved are very different: one is a disinterested aesthetic pleasure, the other is a pleasure informed by our self-interest.