Sentence examples for fiercely interested from inspiring English sources

In fact, she's fiercely interested in the world around her.

Lewis was, at the time, understandably angry that the British Invasion had pushed American rockers to the side, but he was also fiercely interested in preserving his own reputation: he had left Sun records for Mercury and had not yet repositioned himself as a country singer.

I am fiercely interested in politics, technology, film and any blending of the three.

Angela was fiercely interested in the history of food and in its social implications.

I never understood how she could stand behind someone like my dad so fiercely – someone who was more interested in being a criminal than being with his family.

At the same time he becomes fiercely protective of his new boss and extremely interested in Olanna, Odenigbo's privileged girlfriend.

She was fiercely devoted to her husband and her kids, and was interested in honing her writing.

I suspect that she is not only interested but also any number of other things — afraid, excited, fiercely focused, etc. — that would be in keeping with the well-educated and, I am sure, opinionated woman she is.

But the government has had to struggle against significant legacies: industries that are more interested in exploiting natural resources than developing new products; a fiercely independent Russian Academy of Sciences that's resistant to change; and a university system more geared to churning out large numbers of graduates than carrying out research.

AirAsia is "very interested" in India, says Mr Fernandes, but will wait until its fiercely competing local airlines have killed each other off.

Once he's rounded every outfield player, he shoots rather too fiercely past the 'Hyogo Dream Team's' two young goalkeepers, who seem more interested in dodging his effort than saving it.