Sentence examples for confused interest from inspiring English sources

The thought stayed in my head as I attempted to keep conversation neutral when she asked me what my necklace was, her hand still stretched over the register and around my pendant with confused interest.

"The idea is to get rid of confusing interest rates and make it much more transparent," a spokesman said, stressing that the thrust will be on "simplicity".

Too often people confuse interest with value.

The drawing style was appealing because of how clean it was and the parts I found confusing interested me.

Rawls adds that concern for our interests and plans of life does not mean we are selfish or have interests only in ourselves interests of a self should not be confused with interests in onself; we have interests in others and in all kinds of causes and ends (TJ 127/110).

This was rejected by the Robin Hood tax campaign group whose spokesman said the prime minister had "confused the interests of the Square Mile with the interest of Britain as a whole".

A spokesman for the Robin Hood Tax campaign, which wants some of the proceeds of such a tax to be spent on development, said: "Cameron has confused the interests of the Square Mile with the interests of Britain as a whole and is turning down billions that could protect schools, hospitals and jobs".

Which was not to deny of course that people act from selfishness, self-partiality, and confused self-interest.

Confusing economic interests with national security interests is nothing new, but as long as corporate interests dominate the policy-making apparatus, we will witness the discovery of endless enemies in need of policing.

Moth memes spread on Reddit, Instagram, Twitter, and are hilariously confusing moth interest Facebook pages full of people who spend their free time thinking about these fuzzy lepidopterans.

This is a particularly slippery slope within wealth management where many competent individuals continue to confuse recreational interest and professional mastery.