uninterested in, about, by or with?
| Nobody gets uninterested in this show. |
| They were uninterested in our presence. |
| I've been wholly uninterested in the prequals. |
| And he was totally unenthusiastic and uninterested in what Yes were trying to do. |
| It was observed that many young people in Hong Kong are uninterested in the genre. |
| While she and their 13-year-old daughter Sarah were largely uninterested in the U. |
| He saw that they were uninterested in having someone who would show them the way, in having a guide, a leader. |
| He said that Forstall often was uninterested in making improvements that would benefit other group's products. |
| No pro-life person I have ever met is in favor of rape or is uninterested in the woman's rights and wellbeing. |
| It describes senior war planners as having been thoroughly uninterested in the details of the postwar mission. |
| Should anybody be uninterested about his future? Will that be a positive value or quality to be celebrated? That I am not interested in my future. |
| I am not sure what has happened in our country, but I see so many young people who are unknowledgeable and uninterested about the rights and duties of citizenship. |
| He was bemused but uninterested by the mistake. |
| Enid smiled at him as if she had heard, while Anna looked uninterested by the proceedings. |
| The more complicated the system, the more the ordinary person is ignorant and feels uninterested by the tax system. |
| This carelessness infects the cast who -- bar Beckinsale -- appear as uninterested by events as the audience will be. |
| If so uninterested with things out of this planet, the thing may seem novel to you. |
| So I decided to call up and although at first uninterested with my questions he said my return is in the final stages of processing. |
| I must admit here in my first ever blog entry that I have, until now, been completely uninterested with the very notion of a ' blog '. |
| I did it all! I kept busy, acted a bit uninterested with a bit flirtation, now he's pleading for my time with blockout times given beforehand. |
| They are uninterested with objects or animals larger than themselves, they are without fear; they act like big dogs trapped in a little dogs ' body. |
| While he opposes voluntary voting, a problem with making it compulsory is that it forces politicians to pander to the ignorant and uninterested with shrill messages in order to grab their attention. |