Sentence examples for far more interests from inspiring English sources

Youth today have far more interests, and distractions, than in the days when the Summer and Winter Games every four years was eagerly anticipated.

But Smith shows far more interest in cognition than Forster did.

Two minutes of 'Big Brother" shows far more interest in human beings than two, very long hours of Poliakoff.

From the outset of his presidency, however, Bush demonstrated far more interest in foreign than domestic policy.

But Taylor and Bowker display far more interest in the contradictions in Orwell's personality and private life.

"There is far more interest, post-Enron and post-all these other corporate scandals, in checking people out," he said.

It seemed that discussing GCHQ-organised family outings to Disneyland was of far more interest to some members.

No, bloodless soul that I am, I take far more interest in issues of public policy than in sport.

With a booming drugs-based economy, there is far more interest in business than jihad, and the southern city is more peaceful than it was two years ago.

Now we are seeing far more interest from students coming out of university, many of whom have £20,000 of debt hanging round their necks".

http://t.co/qonqNrvx8I pic.twitter.com/uoIIWc7268 The store, Sweetie Salad, said the stunt to celebrate their 1-year anniversary generated far more interest than expected.