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Sentences ending with disinterested

People would say you were not quite disinterested. [11]
Whom does he consider disinterested? [7]

Short sentences using disinterested

You want a disinterested friend. [4]

More example sentences with the word disinterested in them

I think the writer forgets there is such a thing as self-sacrificing love and disinterested devotion. [14]
The object with which the brain-tapper puts his questions may be a purely benevolent and entirely disinterested one. [6]
Kindness, disinterested friendship, was the one unbearable thing. [9]
As they stood waiting in irresolution a grave man of middle age and a disinterested manner sauntered up to the travelers, and slipped into friendly relations with them. [4]
We are looked upon by all the Allies, and I believe justly, as being a disinterested nation, free from the age-long jealousies of Europe. [9]
It came, Austen thought, from a rarity of meeting with men on a disinterested footing; and he could not but wonder how Mr. Flint would treat the angels in heaven if he ever got there, where there were no franchises to be had. [9]
Several times after this, she pulled her horse down to a walk, and was apparently on the point of turning around again: a disinterested observer in a farm wagon, whom she passed, thought that she had missed her road. [9]
He saw that there had been a scene, and conceived that it was the kind of quarrel which could be better arranged by a third disinterested person. [11]
He early won the admiration of distinguished European thinkers and writers: Carlyle accepted his friendship and his disinterested services; Miss Martineau fully recognized his genius and sounded his praises; Miss Bremer fixed her sharp eyes on him and pronounced him "a noble man. [6]
Apart of his testimony has been occasionally copied into other works, but his expressions are so clear, his experience is given with such manly distinctness and disinterested honesty, that it may be quoted as a model which might have been often followed with advantage. [3]
I was always sure of one genuine, disinterested love--and that was yours. [9]
Throughout the whole province "Uncle" had the reputation of being the most honorable and disinterested of cranks. [2]
He came back presently and said his principal was charmed with the idea of brickbats at three-quarters of a mile, but must decline on account of the danger to disinterested parties passing between them. [5]
Cowper, William: Mother's Picture, 178; disinterested good, 304; tenderness, 333; verse, 338. [6]
At the end of which time the opinion hazarded in that last sentence came to be gratifyingly and remarkably endorsed, and by wholly disinterested persons. [5]
In the midst of so much that is purely selfish, it is delightful to meet such disinterested care for others. [6]
I suppose your Mr. March has some disinterested motive in paying court to Miss Mela--Pamela, I suppose, is her name. [8]
The "Perkinistic Committee" made this statement in their report: "Mr. Perkins has annually laid before the public a large collection of new cases communicated to him for that purpose by disinterested and intelligent characters, from almost every quarter of Great Britain. [6]
One thing, at least, I learned from my London experience: better a small city where one knows all it has to offer, than a great city where one has no disinterested friend to direct him to the right places to find what he wants. [6]
Nothing of that kind; perfectly sincere and disinterested enjoyment. [8]
The purpose of it is to improve the man, but we are merely disinterested agents. [5]
Mighty and charming is that disinterested devotion which she is ever ready to exercise toward man, not waiting till the last moment of his danger, but seeks to relieve him in his early afflictions. [5]
No, only to himself, privately; publicly he is the passionless, disinterested, impartial judge on the bench. [5]
Doing good, Disinterested good, is not our trade. [6]
If she must give up her impostor and die; doubtless she must submit; but might she not lay her whole case before some disinterested person, first, and see if there wasn't perhaps some saving way out of the matter? [5]
The General asks for the proof of disinterested witnesses. [7]
First viewing her external charms, such as set forth in her form and benevolent countenance, and then passing to the deep hidden springs of loveliness and disinterested devotion. [5]
They were perfectly disinterested friends--his wife at times made him aware that he had done her a wrong, for he had married her with thus appetite on him. [11]
Adams's assurance, in demanding disinterested testimony, is surpassing. [7]
Myrtle was fascinated by her visitor, who had that flattering manner which, to those not experienced in the world's ways, seems to imply unfathomable depths of disinterested devotion. [6]
Some one has been most industrious, and most disinterested, in distributing that ticket. [9]
It must not be supposed (or it would be a gross injustice to Mr Quilp) that he was tortured by any disinterested anxiety on behalf of either. [12]

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