Disinterested used in a sentence

Disinterested in a sentence as an adjective

* Both of these fall apart if you walk in and immediately look disinterested.

"It's not like MIT nuclear scientists are \"disinterested parties\", either.

It is given by two opposing sides to a disinterested party tasked to make a decision.

They sell the same brands as everyone else and ignore your preferences just like those overworked, disinterested sales people.

People become disillusioned and disinterested, and stop buying new titles.

There's no right to force people to be disinterested in what you do and refrain from writing articles about it, as long as they collect the information by legal means.

If the manager appears disorganized, too busy or disinterested, imagine what the knew employee thinks?

Courts with general geographic jurisdiction get disinterested generalist judges who try to do a good job being fair and applying the law. Even if they get bad judges, the others on the circuit balance them out because they don't all belong to the same interest.

With that in mind, discovering that he called Ted T'so a "[L]inux-loving ********" and a racial slur on his blog[2], I'm now even more disinterested in the entire MPlayer development team and their comings and goings.

"On Metafilter, specifically, deliberately impersonating a disinterested third party to get in arguments about yourself or something you've got a personal stake in is a problem, yes.