Sentence examples for would be uninterested from inspiring English sources

Though he had contacts at Bantam Books, he knew they would be uninterested in publishing comics.

Considered a "bottle episode", NBC executives objected to its production and broadcast due to its lack of an involved storyline, thinking that audiences would be uninterested.

Clearwire's stock slid on the news, as the market concluded that Sprint would now be uninterested in acquiring the remaining shares.

Aside from long-time non-smokers like Doyle Dane Bernbach and Ogilvy & Mather, only four agencies in that [major-billing] category said that they would unequivocally be uninterested in a cigarette account and two of those equivocated their unequivocal positions, suggesting that the offer, say, of $23,000,000 worth of Pall Mall business might bring about a quick change of policy.

We considered this to be a very high level of interest given that we had been told by more than one staff member that parents would likely be uninterested.

Ideally, I would be very uninterested in banning any words.

Most people would be utterly uninterested to learn that virtually none of the crabmeat sold in New York comes from Peru.

(Putin's victory was preordained; the Kremlin's main fear was that voters would be so uninterested in the election that they would simply stay home).

However, speaking backstage, Migicovsky went a bit more in-depth with the latest products from Samsung and the idea of a forthcoming Apple iWatch, stating that Pebble would be pretty uninterested in the idea of an acquisition by the competition, should it be offered.

Young players might be uninterested, anyway.

Your puppy may be uninterested or too tired to train.