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Meanings of so disinterested in English
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Usage of so disinterested in English
1
They are so disinterested, they reveal true love for our Blessed Lord.
2
He looked at her, astonished to find her so sensitive, so disinterested.
3
And you wonder that I value so pure, so disinterested a love!
4
He is so noble, so disinterested, and is so beloved by his patients.
5
Posterity are not by any means so disinterested as they are supposed to be.
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A nation of shopkeepers are very seldom so disinterested.
7
He is not so disinterested, so loving, but he reasons more than any other animal.
8
Do you think it possible for Man to feel an attachment so disinterested and sincere?
9
But how often do you see men so steadfast, so disinterested and devoted through life?
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Nobody ever was so disinterested as I am.
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Not all men were so disinterested as Fred.
12
The college education is called higher because it is supposed to be so general and so disinterested.
13
Never did my acquaintance with the great bring to my knowledge a soul so noble, so disinterested!
14
The Government cannot fail to reward with a bit of red ribbon so disinterested, so philanthropic a devotion.
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We gradually became so disinterested in this that by Auber's time scarcely any attention was paid to it.
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Oh, that a man so truly noble, so disinterested, so great in feeling, should have such a weakness!
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