Sentence examples for interest indeed from inspiring English sources

He found two men dressed as mice distributing chocolate euros to children, and generating very little interest indeed.

The Post argues that the court in Manafort's case should be more selective when barring materials from public view, ensuring that a compelling interest indeed exists.

The topic of ESWI XVIII, "Meta-heuristics in Combinatorial Optimization", was selected due to its great current scientific interest: indeed, in recent years, several meta-heuristics have proved to be highly efficient for the solution of difficult combinatorial optimization problems.

The process by which Orwell has been remoulded into a fits-all-sizes paragon is long and twisted, and not without interest (indeed there are whole bookcases of literature on the subject).

"If we do eventually understand how the NPC operates at the subtlest level, we could perhaps build filters to select molecules of interest". Indeed, one of the main new insights is that the NPC's selectivity seems to result from a cascade of filters, each preferring correct cargos, rather than just one very selective step.

Almost five years on, he still faces legal problems (of which more later), and he has done little to resolve his conflicts of interest: indeed, because the government owns RAI, the state broadcaster, Mr Berlusconi now controls or influences some 90% of Italian terrestrial television (which does not stop him complaining about his critics on TV).

In his 1982 book "Shifting Involvements," he acknowledges that self-interest indeed appears to be the dominant human motive in some eras.

There are different rights, values, and interests - indeed different philosophies - at stake.

Nor is there anybody who can make the argument that the interests of the Hong Kong people might also be good for British interests, indeed the interests of the world at large.

Without riffing on anyone's woe – in the interests, indeed, of helping a down‑on‑its-luck club – let us see if we can lower expectations for Oldham even further.

In this zero-sum mentality, poor non-white people who live in the same neighbourhoods, work in the same insecure jobs and in many cases are members of the same extended families as poor white people have no overlapping economic interests; indeed, they have no real class identity at all.