uninterested

IPA: ʌnˈɪntrʌstʌd

Examples of "uninterested" in Sentences

-don't even say his name in the same sentence as "uninterested"-so, no.
But the natives appear to be growing uninterested, which is far worse than restless.
James, disinterested/uninterested is a good example of what I mean by uninformed advice.
Emanuel are described as uninterested in either the legal or policy merits of the issue of a criminal investigation.
Getting back to the point of Professor Althouse's post, Barack Obama has been described as uninterested in foreign policy.
I remain uninterested in the political agenda free enterprise driven efforts that to date have to a large degree fallen in their face as well they should.
Of course, there are other kinds of consumers, and Wednesday Comics no doubt will appeal to those regular comics-shop patrons who remain uninterested in the latest continuity-intensive event.
This was a great review although I do have to say, old fogy that I am, that on Monday I told my Basic Writing Skills students at Fordham that distinterested doesn't mean "uninterested" -- a very good job of criticism.
We're all welcome to our pet peeves, and I certainly have some "loathe" for "loath" annoys me, as does "disinterested" for "uninterested" -- the latter I can justify as a useful distinction, though, but I try to let my desire for a lively and vivid language overcome my occasional desire to battle the barbarians.