Sentence examples for hardly any interest from inspiring English sources

Dirac showed from early on extraordinary mathematical abilities but hardly any interest in literature and art.

What's not to love? "Three years ago, there was hardly any interest in Flores and Komodo – we were really lucky to get this place," Stefano says as, after a day's diving, we pull up to the wooden jetty on his private island, Sebayur Besar, between Komodo and the north-western end of Flores.

Yet with occupational pensions becoming rare (unless you are in the state sector), pension annuities giving low returns and hard-earned savings earning hardly any interest, many people need to continue working rather than being forced to retire when they turn 65.

I remember a time when investors had hardly any interest in stocks but loved commodities, gold in particular.

Unfortunately, it seems impossible to test this hypothesis in the current political climate, since there is hardly any interest in re-evaluating the ethical foundation of doping.

Some brokers pay hardly any interest on the money sitting in your account.

The statement is hardly shocking: any interest group could borrow it, from the Sierra Club to the National Rifle Association.

"People realised the value of the discount on their meat and saw it as a better use of money than leaving it in a savings account that hardly earns any interest".

You'll feel jaded if you're trying to be a guru in an area that you consider popular but hardly has any interest for you personally.

There is hardly any plot, and no love interest.

It serves no US interest and hardly any Americans care about it one way or another.