Sentence examples for indirectly interested from inspiring English sources

William Lee Hon, the prosecutor at the third trial, said his office was only indirectly interested in who represented Mr. Penry on appeal.

Burton next argued that the indictment was insufficient because the Postmaster's decision to return mail addressed to suspected fraudsters back to senders and to bar suspected fraudsters from cashing money orders was not a "proceeding... controversy... or other matter or thing in which the United States is... directly or indirectly interested".

The present research was interested in indirectly assessing participants' brand attitudes toward two automobile brands using a multi-dimensional extension of the IAT, the multi-dimensional-IAT (md-IAT), as the dependent measure.

Recently he has become increasingly interested in storytelling indirectly conveyed through dance.

If the Postmaster General did not represent the United States, whom did he represent?... [I]t is, we think, a mistake to say that the United States was not interested, directly or indirectly, in protecting its property, that is, its mails and postal facilities, against improper and illegal use...."... Justice Brewer, joined by Justices White and Peckham dissented on this point.

"By proposing changes that undermine unethical behavior — directly or indirectly — you will learn quickly how interested the company is in changing," Wrzesniewski said.

But profit depends on harvesting those same users' data and finding ways to sell it -- directly or indirectly -- to advertisers and other interested parties.

"Your child will tell you, either directly or indirectly, what he or she is interested in," notes Dr. Damman, "and if you're really listening you can follow up with a discussion of how to peruse their interests.

"If you are not interested than maybe you are on indirectly helping those who curb the freedom with their brutal activities".

She isn't interested in being subtly undercut or indirectly diminished.

But Canadian government officials also indirectly confirmed scientists' charges that Harper was far more interested in funding research with direct industry applications, than in funding pure science or environmental research.