Sentence examples for interests apart from inspiring English sources

Did you ever have any ambitions or interests apart from home and children?

He had no interests apart from his cabin cruiser, his gold-plated Rolls Royce and drink.

Hatched inside living hosts, the species has no hobbies and few interests apart from killing and reproducing.

It's still the stuff of fantasy to imagine publicly financed election campaigns that keep politicians and moneyed interests apart.

I don't think there will be a Brexit because people rarely vote against their clear economic interests ("Apart from working class Tories," mutters Mr Murphy).

It is the metaphor-slash-cliché of our age, a shorthand for the barrier intended to keep conflicting interests apart at organizations where those interests are housed under one roof.

He was a working-class boy, so nobody took much interest apart from his family and friends.

Be that as it may, the girl – as she is at times disparagingly known – has no life apart from the CIA and no interest apart from hunting down Bin Laden.

Birighitti said he had heard nothing about the EPL interest apart from media reports and he was focused on not repeating his mistake of two years ago when his form dropped amid interest from German club Bayer Leverkusen.

With the 27 piano études by Frédéric Chopin (Opus 10, 1833; Opus 25, 1837), the étude became a composition of considerable musical interest apart from its merit as a technical study.

To Fandorin's supervisor, the case presents no interest apart from the question of why the new generation holds life so cheap that it has made even suicide a fashion.