uninterested

Then he turned back to his business at hand, uninterested in them.

Perhaps because David had been safe, uninterested in her as a woman.

The other was how uninterested everyone seemed to be in what the President might have to say about jobs.

Why is the administration so uninterested in helping the economy?

The two read on, apparently uninterested in talking to me.

She turned away, apparently uninterested, but then looked his way again.

It was a place that he would take people over to see, even if they were uninterested.

They watched as if uninterested in anything that had happened.

And together they claim to be uninterested in the ways of high society.

She was facing away, as if uninterested in what they had to say.

But I saw him as cold and removed, uninterested in personal life.

And a difficult, uninterested minority will never be brought on board.

The young man in the office gave me an uninterested glance.

He was uninterested in where I wanted to go, and made no reply to my questions.

They are completely uninterested in anybody else's life or needs.

Not that people here are uninterested in the beach; they just want it all.

They have not discovered that looking uninterested can make one very interesting.

He was uninterested in high living, despite his large personal fortune.

These are brought to the attention of adults, who appear uninterested.

Uninterested, he stood to one side while the others argued about what to do next.

The cat seemed uninterested in him as a possible food source.

But Morris turned out to be completely uninterested in all three.

"Do you think the Family would be uninterested in such research?

The group are then shown uninterested and reading Heat magazine.

When they are uninterested in a conversation or a person their legs will point away from them.