Sentence examples for displayed much interest from inspiring English sources

Abaaoud's older sister Yasmina told the New York Times in January that neither of the two brothers had displayed much interest in religion before leaving for Syria.

Claudius himself displayed much interest in the empire overseas; he enlarged it significantly, incorporating client kingdoms (Mauretania in 42; Lycia, 43; Thrace, 46) and, more important, annexing Britain.

He didn't display much interest in his studies except for arithmetic.

In neither work does Mr. King display much interest in musical impetus; the dancing mostly unfolds to music with long, unpropulsive rhythmic lines.

The public rarely displays much interest in the mechanics of elections, so politicians can establish self-serving rules with political impunity.

The younger Amis did not display much interest in politics until the age of 50, although his best friend at university, Christopher Hitchens, made a name for himself as an active Trotskyist.

But if they had worked out for an hour first, those same people displayed much less interest in food, according to their brain scans.

The Japanese company, in turn, sold Universal in 1995 to Seagram, whose chairman, Edgar Bronfman Jr., has displayed much more interest in expanding the company's music empire than in the movie business.

Truman had never displayed much concern for racial justice.

The medal was not displayed much within Crick's family.

When I was a kid, long before we turned into Geek Nation, anyone who displayed this much interest in electronics would be mocked and forced to sit alone in the lunchroom.