Sentence examples for interested in admitting from inspiring English sources

Ross Douthat's critique of elite colleges -- that they are not interested in admitting lower-class whites -- might have been more compelling had it been written 10 years ago.

If you look at the Department of Justice they are not interested in admitting their mistakes, they are interested in covering their asses".

Rice also has "funds available to bring to campus those students residing in the U.S. … whom we are most interested in admitting" but "before we extend formal admittance offers to them," Faubion notes.

"It's her way of mindf---ing you," Melissa says, obviously not interested in admitting she stooped to Teresa's level (when Teresa's in flats).

A guy like him would probably not be interested in being admitted, I don't know" (ID 51, female GP).

Ms. Maden is just not that interested in cooking, she admitted.

Yes, I am interested in fashion and admit that over the years I have acquired a lot of clothes.

After Canada an unhappy Hamilton had declared that he was only interested in wins and admitted pressuring himself to match his team-mate's success in Monaco.

"We weren't that interested in possession," Luis Enrique admitted as Leganés pressed high, making life difficult for a team with Ivan Rakitic in deep midfield and a three-and-four-man defence (three in attack, four when attacked) in which Javier Mascherano was uncomfortable on the right; what they were interested in was releasing the front three … and they did the rest.

His younger son attended the school, his older son, a late-bloomer cum millionaire who "wasn't that interested in school," was not admitted.

"I am not deeply interested in" economic issues, he admitted as his administration wound down; "my problems are moral problems, and my teaching has been plain morality".