Sentence examples for a mass interest from inspiring English sources

As the preparations continued, one would not have been surprised to see more street riots over the online Olympic ticketing process, but at least Britons' disenchantment with the ticketing reflected a mass interest in actually buying the tickets.

Turns out this is typical: a year-plus before election day, presidential races may get saturation news coverage, but as a force in the culture, they're more like a cult hit than a genuine subject of mass interest.

This is spectacular stuff, a sign of the mass interest that non-Woods golf lacks.

A successful arrest assisted by mass interest on social media doesn't necessarily lead to a successful conviction.

This is the heart of Yeung's strategy for the club, to invest the £40m on players in January, with the promise of another £40m to come, and take City into China to harvest mass interest and a commercial return.

Though writers and historians have been arguing since the seventeenth century that Richard III wasn't the villain whom Shakespeare described, it was a 1951 mystery novel that sparked mass interest in Richard's redemption.

He is a Zen master at dispensing tidbits of mass interest, without great elaboration or detail.

U.S. chains like Panda Express, which reached nearly $2 billion in sales last year, have proven that there's a mass market interest in Chinese food.

Google search data reveals that after a mass shooting, interest in "gun control" usually spikes.

All India Radio has a local station in Gangtok, which transmits various programs of mass interest.

Leach rues the disappearance of the family-farm landscape that nurtured mass interest in natural history.