In another letter, to his friend Émile Bernard, he wrote: Gauguin interests me greatly as a man greatly.
But in a Darwin letter of April 3, 1880, which I have, where he thanks Georg Heinrich Schneider for sending him a copy of his recently published treatise "Der thierische Wille" — a valuable contribution to animal psychology — Darwin seems to sum up his life's work in one sentence: "Everything about the minds of animals interests me greatly".
"Politics interests me greatly and I enjoy nothing more than watching PMQs.
In students' reflections, a majority of them reported that "the system makes learning more fun" and that their "learning interests have greatly increased".
At that time, Tchaikovsky wrote Balakirev, "Glazunov interests me greatly.
The philosophical aspects of travel interest him greatly, although I have found he is sometimes less comfortable with its practicalities.
Defying conventional wisdom, Mr. Greenspan's policies of rock-bottom interest rates greatly softened the economic downturn of 2001 and a succession of economic shocks since.
Wilson deserves credit for letting Roy Jenkins have his way but, as Ben Pimlott pointed out, "while Wilson had strong egalitarian feelings about race, the other issues did not interest him greatly".
And as for the law itself, "the great stone column of authority which has been dragged by an adulterous, careless, negligent and half-criminal humanity down the ages",[it] is a subject which, I may say, never interested me greatly.
If the government requires taxing on interest, it greatly decreases the incentive for private lending to use the service; if the government does not tax the interest, then it will violate relevant tax regulations.
