Disinterestedly

"And I advise you" -- Mr. Pyeburt paused, as he thought of a better word than "disinterestedly" -- "as a friend, to jump at it. ❋ Edgar Wallace (1903)

Jim gave the man the code; he nodded disinterestedly and gave them a thumbs-up. ❋ Christie Golden (2011)

Whenever they were in a spot the military helped them in working out a quick fix while the nation looked on disinterestedly. ❋ Sobia Ali (2011)

Why, if a consumer wants a mindless Friday night of commercial movie purposefully playing my own game of "Film or Movie?" for a moment fun, does he have to click disinterestedly through the listings on Fandango sometimes several weeks in a row because there's nothing appealing to an audience outside of the diversity of hormonal teenage boys or vampire mania? ❋ Ashley Wren Collins (2011)

But let us at the same time abandon our superstitious beliefs about knowledge: that it is ever sufficient; that it can of itself solve problems; that it is intrinsically good; that it can be used objectively or disinterestedly. ❋ Manny Howard (2010)

The librarian behind the checkout desk glances at Asmador disinterestedly as he enters, then turns away. ❋ Jonathan Nasaw (2010)

The Times reports (totally disinterestedly) on print media's hope "for a kind of time machine." ❋ Unknown (2010)

In the Financial TimesTyler Brûlé reported on the contorted agonies of trying to read an iPad by the pool (albeit not disinterestedly, as his Monocle publishing empire is launching a newspaper for the better sort of Mediterranean resort): ❋ Unknown (2010)