Sentence examples for interested in peddling from inspiring English sources

Critics whisper that the think-tankers have become more interested in peddling ideology than in coming up with new ideas; that they are too sycophantic to Mr Bush.

And an L.P.G.A. business plan, which called for players to be more aware of their potential as celebrities, in part by improving their appearance, seems to be working despite some complaints that the L.G.P.A. commissioner, Ty Votaw, is more interested in peddling cheesecake than good golf.

Those less interested in the "art" side of things and more interested in peddling the bars as Christmas gifts for friends and family will also be able to take some Shuldfabrik home with them for the cool price of $32.

In the last few years, a growing number of towns and cities throughout New Jersey have opened their arms to farmers interested in peddling fresh produce on a given Saturdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays throughout the summer.

But the Cubs have plenty of practice in peddling hope.

The press has persisted in peddling incorrect figures about immigration.

Sadly, however, she wasn't alone in peddling this line.

He said Mr Cameron was less concerned about "a positive debate" on updating the way the court worked and more interested in "the peddling of myths that denigrate the human rights successes of the court and the convention".

The rationale is apparently to keep the banks interested in making good credit decisions rather than peddling rubbish.

Be interested in their interests.

"They wanted to peddle Shakespeare, while Indians were only interested in going to the cinema".