Sentence examples for even much interest from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stewart was a dress designer when she started La MaMa in a basement apartment in 1961, a woman entirely without theater experience or even much interest in the theater.

Steinem is not a theorist, or even much interested in theory.

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Hong Kong and Beijing officials negotiated the pact with remarkably little public disclosure, and not even much public interest.

Few so-called historians even showed much interest in the distant past, preferring to dwell on recent political events.

Perhaps, as the story unfolds and the court comes to its conclusion, we could wonder whether we really want to present this culture as anything worth aspiring to, or even taking much interest in.

Some players prefer to be relaxed enough about the finer details to not even have much interest in who his team might be playing next, or the formbook of opponents.

(He doesn't even seem much interested -- nobody is -- in that last one, which is my favorite).

In the past writer had been sympathetic to players' point of view, but neither owners nor players now have his sympathy or even much of his interest.

The fading of memory, the anguish of losing the contours and the colors of the physical world, the mixture of loyalty and selfishness in the elderly — these are not subjects you would expect a young filmmaker to understand or even to take much interest in.

MEETINGS of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference have seldom roused much interest, even in the 56 Muslim countries that it represents.