Sentence examples for be intensely interested from inspiring English sources
Don't, Don't, Don't Ordinary Russians may be intensely interested in the latest presidential get-together.
In 1970 these audiences also tended to be intensely interested in the cultural, social, and political upheaval of the times.
He knew the West would be intensely interested in whether he tested another plutonium weapon or his first uranium weapon, the product of a new uranium-enrichment capacity that the North has only just unveiled.
He is said to be intensely interested in the American Civil War.
The agency also appeared to be intensely interested in how Comcast manages its broadband Internet networks and any priorities given to other companies that transmit data to Comcast customers.
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.
"The F.A.A. recognizes consumers are intensely interested in the use of personal electronics aboard aircraft.
As expected, we are intensely interested in the minutiae of behavior of those around us.
Despite spending most of his life with Treasury mandarins, Keynes was intensely interested in the arts.
