Sentence examples for interested in polls from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daley cut him off with an expletive, saying he was not interested in polls.

"There are individuals who are interested in polls all the time, but most people aren't interested in polling per se, they are interested in who's winning right now – polls are the best way of telling you that," says data editor Alberto Nardelli.

Several aides said that Mr. Kerry was the least interested in polling data of any politician they had known.

Because we keep electing the same type of person — those more interested in poll numbers and fundraising than getting work done.

He wasn't interested in popularity polls.

"I'd be much more interested in the polls in a month's time," said Geoff Hoon, the defense secretary.

As Bush media guru Roger Ailes unabashedly told CBS' Mike Wallace, the press seems far more interested in "pictures, polls, mistakes and attacks" than in issues that really matter.

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That means we are no longer interested in these ridiculous polls, surveys and questionnaires that make us second guess our decisions or, worse, cause us to realize exactly where our money is being allocated.

The trust was also keen to quote from an ICM poll showing high levels of respect and admiration for the BBC: but was less interested in the same poll's confirmation that a substantial majority would rather the BBC was not funded by the licence fee.

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