uninterested造句

she appeared totally uninterested.

Or bored, uninterested shop assistants?

I am comparatively uninterested in the subject.

Settle your own argument I' m quite uninterested !

They seem uninterested in the accoutrements of wealth.

She seemed completely uninterested in what I had to tell her about my new job.

To many of his colleagues, he appeared uninterested in anything other than mathematics.

These parents are often uninterested with their children's education as a whole.

Though by instinct conservative, he was at bottom uninterested in policy.

The Master, who was known to be quite uninterested in the miraculous, would never reply to questions on the Haji.

At this sweeping rebuke, which the cook had only pointed, the rest of the crew became uninterested.

If you take a more casual approach to work, your boss may think you are uninterested in your career.

America, its chief mediator for the past three decades, has formally taken time out. Israel's government seems blithely uninterested.

He tried to be off hand and not too obviously uninterested, but the fat boy hurried after him.

Many Indians fear Mr Obama’s administration will judge their country by how far it helps with two issues that Mr Bush was conveniently uninterested in.

How to deal with depression? Depression can make a person feel unusually sad, worthless, uninterested in activities that used to be fun, restless or even suicidal.

White, and mostly uninterested in seeking citizenship, the European influx is different from the South Asian and Caribbean mass migrations of the past.

The partner without ADHD, bewildered by the abrupt change, may start to feel unloved or unattractive—interpreting a distracted spouse as an uninterested spouse.

Even though his office, high in the Eagle Plaza skyscraper that he owns with his brother, is enormous and his desk a presidential crescent, he seemed genuinely uninterested in personal wealth.