Sentence examples for interested on what from inspiring English sources

Rodgers is only interested on what is happening with the forward on the field, though, and wants another impressive performance from the England international at Ewood Park.

Well I would always be interested on what's going on outside of my sphere.

That said, as a 'shrink,' I've always been more interested on what's going on beneath the surface of things.

Here are some things for you to keep in mind: Energy level: A healthy puppy will be alert and interested on what is going on around him/her.

If you're interested in my take on what we, the guilty, prefer to call the "Crisis of Confidence Address," here's an excerpt from a long essay on Carter that I wrote in 1995.

The explanation you are interested in depends on what you need to know.

We each get the individual blend of storylines we'll be interested in, based on what we've liked or commented on.

But I simply refuse to be defined by what is wrong and find myself far more interested in building on what is right.

Over time, Rockmelt learns what people are interested in based on what they click and share, to construct a stream of content, and users can manually add feeds as well.

As Harley keeps most of its focus on its aging consumers, rivals like BMW, Honda and Yamaha are attracting younger customers who seem less interested in cruising on what their old man rides.

For example, Facebook runs on algorithms that aim to show the users the information that Facebook thinks they will be most interested in based on what the platform knows about them.