Sentence examples for interested rather than from inspiring English sources

If you have sent a speculative application already and haven't heard anything back, ask them if they were interested in your application--be friendly and interested rather than accusative or desperate.

When I did I found that people were overwhelmingly supportive, and were interested rather than judgemental.

According to Athill, the chief characteristic of the beady eye is being "very interested rather than involved" in experiences.

Buck has worked with a large financial firm that integrated wearables into its wellbeing programme, but more due to a need to "constantly reinvent the programme to keep people interested" rather than as a significant step-change, says Evans.

"If you tell me you've seen this film and you like it, that's what is going to get me interested rather than advice from above," said Edward R. Pressman, an investor in Jaman and a producer of films like "Badlands" and "The Cooler".

A benign conclusion would be that people would work at jobs in which they were interested rather than only for the money.

It's very self-interested, rather than being for a bigger purpose or a bigger vision.

Those older enemies — Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia, Mao's China — represented a different form of evil: institutional rather than individual, strategic rather than anarchic, grasping and self-interested rather than unpredictable and nihilistic.

"It's the burgeoning spirit that we're more interested in, rather than creating any kind of mausoleum.

It's better to be texting a few people that you aren't that interested in, rather than texting nobody at all".

You need to make sure you're calling about a course you're really interested in, rather than one for which you simply have the grades.