Sentence examples for doubly interested from inspiring English sources

They will be doubly interested now, not least because all this might provide a clue about what happened to shares owned by Jews until 1938.

He added, "Because she ignored me, I was doubly interested.

I have a backyard vineyard that was inspired by an Italian grandfather who made his own wine, and so I was doubly interested in Michael Tortorello's account of his planned vineyard ("A Wine to Call Our Own," May 5).

And then the fact that they're trying to disguise themselves as real content that you'd be interested in is doubly messed up.

He doubly disgraces himself this week by being the person who's only interested in money.

And so one doubly regrets finding in her prose today a sloppy phrase like "a lying, untruthful, cunning, self-interested liar" or a stale line like " 'Back to nature,' she says with a hoot of laughter".

You feel it doubly.

Doubly so, in fact.