Sentence examples for interested however from inspiring English sources

Albee was not interested, however, in this attempt to evade the issue.

They were not interested, however, in the details of whether he had been a torturer.

As dealers and collectors became interested, however, the inexpensive, unlimited tapes were transformed to very limited, valuable art objects.

He was more interested, however, by how immune to embarrassment this heap of a man appeared to be.

He is more interested, however, in presenting him as a lonely maverick, isolated by his fascination with machine intelligence and even more so by his homosexuality.

He was not interested, however, in writing a polemic to make his point — he thought Christians would require something stronger than mere argument to combat this new heterodoxy.

The writer whose sobriety most interested me, however, was Raymond Carver.

What Irish consumers are interested in, however, are real and tangible benefits from their foods.

Interested teams, however, should not make the call to Leyland's home in Pittsburgh.

What Montano is interested in, however, is not each writer's body of work, but some representative, or essential, remark each writer has made about literature and life.

What most interested me, however, was that it was a film improved by a beautiful ending, so that as soon as it was over it began to seem a better film than it had seemed while it was running.