Sentence examples for interests me beyond from inspiring English sources

The futility of it interests me beyond the particular.

In a note left on YouTube, since deleted, Roberts wrote: "I am done, There is nothing here that inspires/ interests me beyond the emptiness for dreams.

She was no straightforward gender egalitarian, however: "Nothing interests me beyond the desire to make him happy," she had written on marrying the brilliant and alarming William Wilde.

I was born a little earlier, and to me, the 50s was the golden period I'd missed: the Beats, jazz, pure folk, the real bequeathers of the 60s, or at any rate of the 60s that still interests me beyond nostalgia.

Unfortunately he is curiously reticent, offering only the odd gnomic utterance ("What lies beyond interests me"; "We can't see ourselves without stories").

But, I'm an appellate lawyer and have had a number of cases in the High Court, so it's a natural setting for me and has always interested me in ways beyond my day-to-day work.

But sitting there opposite a guy who had no interest in me beyond my silent submission to his masturbatory needs didn't exactly make me feel like the porn star he was imagining me to be.

"I used to think…that technology didn't interest me and that it was beyond my understanding.

How she tolerated my centrifugal interests is beyond me, yet she was able to facilitate my involvement with the Stanford premedical society, including a chance to see spinal injury from start of condition to conclusion of therapy and an externship in the Stanford dermatology lab, both of which left an indelible impression on me and my career.

I had known I would one day become a writer in the full sense ever since I reached an age when looking into the future took me beyond an interest in what I was likely to be getting for tea".

She told the newspaper: "Science is so incredibly fascinating and exciting – how anybody can argue that any of these things are 'a mens general interest' is beyond me!" Ms Anam went on to say that it was "upsetting" to find "ridiculous outdated gender stereotypes" being played out "in the 21st century".