unmotivated

She is unmotivated but very good at sports and games.

A child could be completely unmotivated and never learn anything on their own.

Far more resources are lost through an ineffective and unmotivated administration.

The players felt kind of unmotivated before the game because they knew the other team was much stronger.

He is unemployed and unmotivated to find any type of work.

What we really fear is that they are genuinely unmotivated.

However, this was the first time it had seemed so unmotivated and surprising to her.

Many said the change would lead unmotivated students to opt out of academic programs.

The workers were also unmotivated and weakened by poor living conditions.

As in the past, there continue to be many young people who finish school, only to find themselves unmotivated and unemployed.

At many universities, the coach is blamed when the players are unmotivated.

At best, this garbled film is a study in unmotivated behavior.

This unmotivated transformation would have to be conveyed only through music.

Kyle will never amount to much because he is too lazy and unmotivated.

The danger is that the character's change of heart will seem arbitrary and unmotivated.

For that reason he would be unmotivated to do anything or create anything.

These people, unmotivated by any sense of personal honor, are crazy-makers in our social life.

This experience may often come unmotivated, as one appreciates art, music or poetry.

For such a person there are only unmotivated motives for living.

Therefore, the label was unmotivated to market the band and did nothing in the way of promotion.

Unmotivated, it covers four to five metres in an hour.

I still feel apathetic and unmotivated to some extent but the depression is almost gone.

If that face (or voice) is unmotivated and untrained, the company will suffer.

It is fairly demoralizing and can lead to unmotivated teams.

He comes off as a lazy and unmotivated teenager, but is really just unsure of his place in the world.