disinterested

The three of them looked at me with dark, disinterested eyes.

The general looked disinterested in what I had to say.

His choice is disinterested at least, for he must know my father can give her nothing.

Then he simply stood and looked around with wide, disinterested eyes.

I was disinterested in the personal aspects of the case.

"Do you consider yourself to be a disinterested party in this?"

The first, who was disinterested in objects, told me about people.

But his actions were certainly not read as being disinterested.

And some people were not disinterested but wanted to see how it went with Mary before going over to one side or another.

I could tell he was disinterested in the new topic.

May not the service of God, which is the more disinterested, be in like manner the higher?

Am I the only one who's extremely disinterested in this?

Next thing to do was set up a disinterested outfit.

Not disinterested in him so much as intrigued with something else.

If only I could look at this country again with a fresh, disinterested eye.

He tried to understand at first, but quickly became disinterested and finally very defensive.

It is the reason a large section of the population are disinterested in politics.

When money comes in at the door, disinterested love seems to move towards the window.

She waited for him to speak, disinterested as he seemed.

But for that same reason, a thief would be disinterested.

There is no such thing as a neutral, disinterested human rights report.

"I am totally disinterested in everything except what you have to say."

It seemed disinterested in what was happening down near the sun.

She could not seem more disinterested in what her boyfriend has to offer.

I did not research this as a disinterested third party."