Sentence examples for interested in comments from inspiring English sources

But investors will be more interested in comments about its pursuit of Home Retail Group.

He said: "No doubt the FBI will be very interested in comments that suggest a senior director of a company was fully aware of payments to foreign officials.

"Basically, I am not interested in comments from those who just want to comment for negativity," wrote Steve Huff, a photographer and camera reviewer, before he began a lengthy and detailed review of a new Leica camera.

Treasury Department officials, who briefed news reporters on the condition of anonymity after the council's meeting, said the council would be particularly interested in comments on how to treat asset managers who invested money on behalf of others.

The group is particularly interested in comments made by supposed insiders, who get special scrutiny.

As always, I am interested in comments from those who have tried or are considering this idea.

Interesting that no one seems to be interested in commenting on the fact that the IPCC correctly predicted the devastating consequences of 2010 global warming in Russia, Pakistan and China.

Mr. Daley, chairman of Mr. Gore's 2000 presidential campaign, was "not really" surprised by that decision — and not interested in commenting on it, either.

After repeated requests for an interview, Mr. Morrison said through an employee at his smoke shop that he was "not interested" in commenting.

"Dusty's not interested in commenting on that subject," Jason Carr, the Cubs' manager for media information, said by telephone from Milwaukee.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs commented only briefly, using the extremely tranquil language with which Saudi officials often react to negative international news: "WikiLeaks does not concern the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and, therefore, the government is not interested in commenting on it".