Sentence examples for interest someone from inspiring English sources

There's furniture in there, and I'd like to think that at least one of the facades — with the circle window — could interest someone as a sculpture.

Mailer was on it, but as a minor figure of academic interest, someone who worked along the interestingly problematic fact-fiction border.

It's not the usual case of conflict of interest — someone being sent a shiny new gadget and writing about how spiffy it is.

The two of them walked up and down the street, knocking on doors, trying to interest someone in using Rinty in a film.

Squad now engaged in mass game of strip Up Jenkins while Rowntree vaguely tries to interest someone in a discussion of elite‑level scrummaging tactics.

I also gave up Sunday newspapers, on the basis that if they contained anything of interest someone would draw it to my attention on Monday.

The goal is to destroy Mr. McCain's image as someone who stands up to the special interests, someone who possesses strength of character, a trait not usually associated with inside-the-beltway types.

The first is out of self-interest: Someone I know has been a victim and I am here to help them because I have the power to do so.

But he was clear that he was no stooge for industry interests; someone at Carreras had sent him a box of filter-tipped Piccadilly cigarettes: "This was indeed bearding the lion in his den, but it was as ineffectual as the devil's attempt on St. Anthony".

This is difficult when you are young and you don't know how to handle losing interest in someone, but hurting someone else will only make you a bully.

But he did show interest in someone else's emotions — mine.