Sentence examples for bit more interested from inspiring English sources

"He was a little bit more interested in avoiding taxes than I was.

We're a bit more interested in our defense against Milwaukee than that".

United Nations diplomats were saying Britain was a bit more interested than the United States in finding a compromise to pass a new Security Council resolution that would give Iraq until March 17 to completely disarm or face an American-led invasion.

Martin added: "We went to Haiti and saw the effects of unfair trade on farmers... and the economy in general, and then we realised that most countries in the world are struggling with it and so we thought 'Well, shit, we should probably become a little bit more interested in this.' "Today is our first lowering into the world of actual politicians.

Well, she seemed a little bit more interested in the waiter than she did in me.

"We think that they're a little bit better at what they do or a bit more interested in depredation," says Lauren Wild from SEASWAP.

He has an enormous emotional investment in his two boys one day taking over the farm; but his elder boy has just skedaddled off to South America to climb mountains and his younger son Dean (Zac Efron) is a bit of tearaway, more interested in racing stock cars.

A family that is a bit more conservative and is more interested in wealth preservation, he said, "might do better offering a higher base salary".

But as the years went on and the family moved to La Cañada Flintridge, the young student became a bit of a tomboy, more interested in math, science and playing tennis than in queens, princesses and crowns.

Now that I'm a bit older I'm more interested in how the process of science works.

Be more interested than interesting.