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• n  freedom from bias or from selfish motives

• And in departing from the "economic interpretation of the Constitution," he does much to vindicate the moral disinterestedness of the Founding Fathers.
• Paying her tribute to Andrew's disinterestedness, his courage, his picturesqueness and the devotion to his work that never flagged in all his 80 years, Pearl Buck nevertheless .
• Occasionally they had backed opposing forces but always with the fine disinterestedness of a French munitions maker.

Quotes

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• Theodore Roosevelt in The Washington Independent
  Self-government is not an easy thing,Roosevelt said in 1905. "Only those communities are fit for it in which the average individual practices the virtues of self-command, of self-restraint, and of wise disinterestedness."