Sentence examples for interested from high-quality English sources.

• “I said, ‘No, I’m not interested in that.’

• “And in this golden opportunity, I’m not interested in control.

• They’re really interested in information that will buttress what they already believe.

• "They're actually more interested in being a part of that group and being seen themselves."

• “The N.R.A. is not so much interested in winning,” Feldman told me.

• Atkinson isn’t interested in stories the way Putnam is interested in stories.

• By their own admission, they became interested because they were prosecuted in Corpus Christi.

• If you’re interested in the end of the world, you’re interested in New Zealand.

Use interested in a sentence.

• They didn't know exactly what Jonah Hill was "interested" in, they said, but they were still excited.

• And if there is one thing that advertisers are interested in, it is certainly in knowing what content catches your eye.

• In part, millennials are more interested in quality than quantity, and are more interested in minimalism than boomers.

• Ackerman told me that he liked and respected Greenwald, and that “people can be interested in what they’re interested in.”

• So go and find the people who are your tribe if you like, the people that are interested in things that you’re interested in.

• Wiemer: Hospitality-slash- entertainment is interested, automobile market is interested, retail is interested.

• In his first blog for BBC Writersroom he shares his advice for anyone who is interested in the work of a Script-Editor or is interested to become one.

• So if you're more interested in just reading comics and less interested in two-day shipping, paying the price for a ComiXology Unlimited subscription may be a better option than getting your Originals through Amazon Prime.

interested sentence examples

• Whether you're interested in something like hairdressing or construction, or even going into business, working in the city, there is a wide range of employment opportunities if you're interested in doing an apprenticeship."

• Conrad (2007, 7–8), for example, says he is “not interested in adjudicating whether any particular problem is really a medical problem… I am interested in the social underpinnings of this expansion of medical jurisdiction”.

• disinterested means free from bias, objective (the negative form of interested as in “interested party”); often used incorrectly instead of uninterested, not taking an interest (the negative form of interested as in “interested in football”).

• “DeepMind was generally interested in reinforcement learning, and in deep learning, which is very useful in mining so called ‘big data’, something Google has a lot of and is interested in processing,” said Murray Shanahan a professor of Cognitive Robotics at Imperial College London.