Sentence examples for countless interested from inspiring English sources

He said: "This case has been made by everybody from the Joint Committee on Human Rights through countless interested NGOs, to the Government's own Equality and Human Rights Commission, as well as all Opposition parties.

The Demmes, KRS-One and his associates, and various technical advisers had pulled their chairs into a circle in the middle of the loft and were discussing the logistical challenges of shooting a video in Harlem with four directors, countless interested onlookers, and a three-thousand-dollar-a-day Steadicam.

The Internet has opened up countless possibilities for any interested party to publish their content online, and even to cultivate a following.

This gaming community seems to be one that should attract countless naive youngsters, themselves only interested in playing games.

(Or at least those that don't involve criminality are; there are countless illicit opportunities, such as interested parties betting on their side losing).

Her urgent, seductive, imploring tone was recognizable from her innumerable speeches and interviews and forty-odd film performances, which, over the course of half a century or so, set the template for countless actors, writers, and directors interested in depicting the ever-evolving life of the modern American woman.

Lincoln often traveled to battlefields to visit Union troops, and he held open "office" hours in the White House to receive interested citizens — and their countless requests.

I've tried to initiate conversation countless times, but he always seems more interested in playing games, singing songs or hiding.

This suspicion was confirmed when countless journalists I spoke to indicated they weren't interested in covering crowdfunding campaigns after the recent high-profile failed campaigns.

Interested in a trail outside the US? Countless options abound, like the Torres del Paine circuit in Chile.

He probably first became interested in medicine while trying to help the countless soldiers who had been wounded in the many wars of that violent period.