Sentence examples for becoming less interested from inspiring English sources

And rather than becoming less interested, they are more so.

She wrote to Obama, expressing the fear that he was becoming less interested in her.

Because, according to a forthcoming paper* by three academics at Nuffield College, Oxford, employers are becoming less interested in educational qualifications.

He was becoming less interested in what we perceive or how we perceive than in the very wonder that we perceive at all.

Recent studies show that the generation following behind Millennials (or, more accurately, people born between the early eighties and the early aughts) are becoming less interested in Facebook.

His departure is the latest in a string of shake-ups that suggest, after the John Galliano debacle at Dior, that luxury fashion houses are becoming less interested in promoting lively personalities than in protecting their own brands.

It seems the WE generation is becoming less concerned with how many followers or likes they can amass and more interested in the opportunity to uniquely connect with others, think 'Snap Chat'.

It was L.'s perception that Dr. N. was becoming less and less interested in his group.

"I am faced with the fact," he says, "that my fellow man is rapidly becoming less and less interested in cooking food" so that "in essence, writing a cookbook is like writing history".

I have become less interested in being a "cog in the machine" and more interested in becoming a part of the solution.

Asked where her directive was coming from, she said the Met was interested generally in becoming less Euro-centric and more global.