Sentence examples for interests all from inspiring English sources

Smart advertising convinces people they want things they don't really need or aren't even in their interests all the time.

Ariza credited the fighter's outside interests, all the chess and darts and political ambition, for heightened brain activity that, rather than distract Pacquiao, helped him focus.

Like industrialized fishing interests all over the world, it has shown little sensitivity to the long-range effects of their practices.

Special interest groups, landholders, and export-import merchants (along with the British diplomatic contingent that was identified with these interests) all fell behind the new governor.

"I have struck at very powerful and diversified interests all around the world," Mr. Arlacchi said in interviews here this week.

"We're free of all those vested interests – all the corporate lobbying, all the kick-backs and secret donations and the rest of it," she said.

That she came from a low caste made her struggle against powerful and politically connected mining interests all the more remarkable.

Because although Sanchez shares with Brady rugged good looks and heartthrob status, he does not yet match Brady in the most important category, the one that makes all the outside interests, all the endorsements, possible.

Obama has spent a lifetime creating his persona — superior, wise, above all parties and interests, all-seeing, calm, unflappable.

It is a place where even the music is built to promote government interests (all-female ensemble Moranbong Music Band is one such popular propaganda tool).

It is a place where even the music is built to promote government interests (all-female ensemble Moranbong Music Band is one such popular propaganda tool).