Sentence examples for interested about how from inspiring English sources

"But as I get older, I am less interested about how fast I am going, I'm more interested about how much fun I am having.

If you're interested, read about how BreakingNewsOn beat a 911 call once in reporting a bus crash in the Bronx.

Indeed, few analysts or officials at Northrop Grumman seemed terribly interested or concerned yesterday about how Newport News shareholders would respond to the offer.

I was most interested in learning about how he thought about things.

The staff is very interested in thinking about how cultural diversity and biological diversity relate in their park.

But [in the film] they were not interested in talking about how they succeeded in escaping, how they survived.

Yet it's typical of Pite that she's more interested in talking about how motherhood has enriched her as an artist.

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I'm far more interested in reading about how a critic hears: what they listen for, their desires and idiosyncrasies, the world that comes into focus for them when a record is playing.

You can't fault Godin, though: "The Once and Future Way to Run" sprinted to the top of The Times's "Most E-Mailed" list soon after it appeared online, which does suggest a lot of people are interested in reading about how they might make running easier on themselves.

In fact, parents can be so seduced by the Russell Group ideal, they are not interested in hearing about how a post-1994 university or further education college might be able to deliver a degree programme that is far more suited to their child.