disinterest

And the disinterest of their children in working six days a week.

A low rate of response could be taken as disinterest.

She could hear a note of disinterest in his voice, but something else too.

I put a look of polite disinterest on my face.

There was more to her sexual disinterest than met the eye.

There was, however, one quality about the man that seemed specific: disinterest.

She regarded it as a sign of disinterest in her.

Their deep disinterest in change gave them a wide but shallow field of view.

Periods of disinterest in food and eating are common among young children.

"I tried once or twice, but his disinterest was so marked."

This was because of his disinterest in administrative and economic matters.

People swirled past and around us, making a religion of disinterest.

Yet they had accomplished it, despite his body's initial disinterest.

In truth, his disinterest was no more than Sabrina expected.

Certainly, I do not pretend any scholarly disinterest with this book.

No, best to feign disinterest in that part of the world.

He clearly knew who I was and enough about me to adopt an attitude of disinterest.

Another reason for the public's lack of knowledge about the institute is probably sheer disinterest.

Try to create the appearance of disinterest in pursuing the matter further.

"We found no evidence of disinterest among our respondents," the report concludes.

Why the disinterest in the rights of children within the United States?

Eight looked down at the boy with total disinterest.

It hadn't been all pure disinterest on his part, of course.

"A storm is coming," she said in a voice grown cool with disinterest.

By I heir disinterest in the five dollars, they have revealed their true nature.