Sentence examples for almost interested from inspiring English sources

As often with Sarkozy's big schemes and ideas, the French were at first a little surprised, intrigued even, almost interested.

There was lots of waiting around — Mr. Kinzel and Mr. Swinston shared M&M's, looking almost interested in their colleagues' actions — and high silliness as well, as when Ms. Maywald sped along the brick wall, flapping her arms melodramatically.

And, above the water, the reef is supporting an astounding colony of birds – everything from clumsy mutton birds that fall into trees and haunt the island at night, to cheeky white-capped noddies that appear almost interested in the people walking around.

"That's definitely what almost interested me most about it, is she just loses all her dignity," Ms. Weisz said by phone on Monday.

Almost nothing interested him.

Isabella was almost as interested in education as she was in religion.

Again true to his native literature, he is almost always interested in morals, and in the difficulty of being good.

Somehow, almost everyone interested in the polluted waterway seems to find his or her way to Mr. Waxman.

He is almost certainly interested in rejoining the government, with some of his allies, if the deal is attractive enough.

But I'm almost more interested in the sociology of conservative and liberal styles, particularly of conservative styles.

Its name was changed from the English Folk Dance Society of America in 1940 because the society had become almost as interested in American square dances as in old English dances.