Sentence examples for One more interested from inspiring English sources

It is governed by a newspaperman's sensibility, one more interested in conflict and color than order and synthesis.

For Stevens, and probably Smart as well, the right kid is one more interested in the experience and the people than the exposure and facilities.

The critics, the financial backers, the friends and the family of cast and crew came to see Paul Weitz's comedy "Trust," but one more interested observer needed to weigh in, and she wasn't there to judge which lines got the biggest laughs.

Now, however, family members and friends paint a portrait of a man less focused on the day-to-day back-and-forth in Washington and one more interested in documenting his years of service in a memoir and navigating life with his new pump.

Nissan says it will sell Maximas although they project they will sell fewer of them in 2002 to a more upmarket buyer, one more interested in refinement and less entranced by performance.

Since Crystal Dynamics/Square Enix rebooted the famed franchise for consoles in 2013, the series has emphasized a more realistic, human Croft, one more interested in thinking out loud than wearing tight-fitting clothing and offering sarcastic quips.

No one was distracted with a text, and no one was more interested in posting a photo of the meal on Instagram than in eating it with friends.

Perhaps no one is more interested in data collection and public surveillance than the insurance giants.

One is more interested in free speech, the other in free elections.

1938 'Black Eagle' Returns CHERBOURG — No one was more interested in Howard Hughes's speed dash across the Atlantic than Colonel Hubert Julian, the "Black Eagle of Harlem" and himself something of an aviator, who arrived here today [July 11] to supervise the spade work for a speed dash of his own he is thinking of making some time in the future, perhaps next May.

However, in a mixture experiment, often one is more interested in the optimum proportion of ingredients.