Sentence examples for interested as much from inspiring English sources

When we did a survey last spring, we found that people weren't interested as much in the big stuff, as in dealing with respect for others".

When I was playing Richard III, I was interested as much in the world in which Richard functioned as I was with him himself.

At times, the writer he seems to resemble most is Virginia Woolf: he, too, travelled on a slow, meandering stream-of-consciousness, interested as much by things seen as by thought-processes and the passage of time.

He was struck by their seriousness about the history of painting — "They were interested as much in Rembrandt as in Soutine and Picasso" — and by their advice: "If you're going to paint, you'd better find out why you're doing it, and you should do something that you know about, that you're infatuated with".

He was struck by their seriousness about the history of painting—"They were interested as much in Rembrandt as in Soutine and Picasso"—and by their advice: "If you're going to paint, you'd better find out why you're doing it, and you should do something that you know about, that you're infatuated with".

Lepage, Canada's most prominent theatre artist, and certainly one one of its most ubiquitous – in the last few months his productions have played in New York, Toronto, Montreal, Tbilisi, Tallin, Wellington and now Adelaide – identifies more with these polymaths, interested as much in art as in science or medicine.

Defectors can be eccentric and self-interested as much as they are principled and brave.

He said repeatedly in his later years that photography no longer interested him as much as drawing.

Somehow, in the years that followed, the shadowy presences interested him as much as the famous ones, the figures who had not become known, who had failed, or who had never planned to flourish.

Tolkien also cited H. Rider Haggard's novel She in a telephone interview: "I suppose as a boy She interested me as much as anything like the Greek shard of Amyntas [Amenartas], which was the kind of machine by which everything got moving".

Profit making doesn't interest them as much as it interested people before, particularly the postwar generation.