Sentence examples for interested from inspiring English sources
The word 'interested' is correct and commonly used in written English. It can be used as an adjective to describe someone or something that displays curiosity or enthusiasm, or to signify that someone is involved in something. For example: I'm very interested in learning more about the history of this region.
With just 4% of Britain's sports reports written by women, Balding proved that they could be well-informed, interesting and interested in a male-dominated field.
He was interested, he wrote well and had interesting views, but he didn't stick out as exceptional".
"London is very interested in London, and there is still not as much as interest as I think there should be in what is going on elsewhere," he says.
"On websites like Makerble you follow the project or cause that you're interested in".
Although Binyamin Netanyahu has been vociferous in addressing the perceived Iranian threat to Israel, during his first term as prime minister in the late 1990s he evidently sent signals that he was interested in dialogue with Tehran.
Just because we've had to live with the ghastly consequences of their fatuous, self-interested actions for the whole of our adult lives, that doesn't mean we're qualified to judge them.
Even if the corporate goal is pure, self-interested profit-making, it will be dressed up to appear synonymous with the wider, national interest.
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