Sentence examples for interested not just from inspiring English sources

"I think it's ludicrous that anyone should be remotely interested not just in me, but the situation.

But what if you're interested not just in what he gets paid for talking but also in what he says?

He is interested not just in what a good batsman might look like, but in what it might feel like to be one.

He is clearly interested not just in the back stories of these saints, but the way the pictures use the symbols of suffering as emblems of their subjects.

He was open and direct, and he seemed genuinely interested not just in my medical issue, but also its effect on the quality of my life.

His book is written in the quiet confidence that you will be reading it only if you are interested not just in meat but in the whole animal it comes from.

There is a reason why Rattigan was so interested in not just the unspoken, but the unspeakable passion.

Are we satisfying all audiences, including, most crucially, those who are already interested, and not just the nonexistent fantasy audience of the Arts Council's imagination?

In its brief, the company says it has rights to the documents because according to the law, "any interested person," not just a litigant, may invoke the statute.

So as women we must take an invested interested in not just who we are watching but who's behind the camera too.

Furthermore, our content will be available for all interested readers not just on the DMM website but also in PubMed Central (PMC) and/or PubMed Central UK.