Sentence examples for am interested that from inspiring English sources
noun
The price paid for obtaining, or price received for providing, money or goods in a credit transaction, calculated as a fraction of the amount or value of what was borrowed.
- Our bank offers borrowers an annual interest of 5%.
I am interested that these stories occur all over the world and always have done, and if we don't think that is interesting then we are very boring.
I am interested that Andrew Gwynne can speak with "no doubt" on behalf of "the vast majority of the public".
I am interested that, once again, government appears to have thrown a lifeline to Lord Carter of Coles, who, in addition to reporting on Wembley Stadium, the public/private finance initiative, offender management (pdf) and legal aid, has now been charged with examining the prison system.
"I am interested that they appear so receptive.
Teacher, Decile 8-10 "I am interested that they appear so receptive.
If anyone were interested, that is.
I'm interested, sir. You never stop being interested, that's where the trouble begins.
We connected, I was interested, that was it.
But, if you're interested, that's a topic for another time.
"If you're interested, that is".
"I'm interested that you were pen pals after first meeting as youngsters," I say.
