Sentence examples for I'm intensely interested from inspiring English sources

If I'm a bank or a brokerage, I'm intensely interested in the SEC and I develop friendly relations with it.

And when I'm in the middle of it I think: "Oh, but this is what I'm intensely interested in, more than I'm interested in anything else".

These are questions I'm intensely interested in.

I'm intensely interested in mental health -- what constitutes a healthy teenager.

It was a brutal education that shattered all illusions and it seemed to cause a wounding he would spend the rest of his life attempting to come to terms with, instilling a permanent skepticism about (in Joseph Conrad's term) the safety of his surroundings*: "I'm intensely interested in change probably as a matter of self-preservation.

It was a brutal education that shattered all illusions – and it seemed to cause a wounding he would spend the rest of his life attempting to come to terms with, instilling a permanent scepticism about (in Joseph Conrad's term) the safety of his surroundings*: "I'm intensely interested in change – probably as a matter of self-preservation.

When Joyce and I met in Paris, he was intensely interested in my plans for the inner film-monologue, with a far broader scope than is afforded by literature.

I got married later that spring, and Cloetta was intensely interested in the details of the wedding, partly because it had taken place in Odessa, on the Black Sea, in an Orthodox monastery.

Spark was intensely interested in how much we can know about anyone, and interested in how much a novelist, who most pretends to such knowledge, can know about her characters.

A haberdasher's son, Van Dyck was intensely interested in clothes.

"He was intensely interested in the juxtaposition of his things.