Sentence examples for killing interest from inspiring English sources

Shaughnessy probably could have made his point less brusquely, but the presence of a singular powerhouse like UConn is, at the least, killing interest in women's basketball.

Smith claims this isn't guided by marketing checklists (although it's annoying that the version of the lead character used in all the marketing is the sort of insufferable dude-bro that's killing interest in games for anyone outside of that demographic).

Focusing on skills in isolation can kill interest in any discipline.

The response from No 10 is clearly intended to kill interest in the book, rather than offer a specific denial.

That, together with the difficulty of working in the area and a plunge in oil prices, killed interest in the NPR-A for some time.

So then, as if the long delay until the cup final starts isn't enough to kill interest among casual and even avid fans, playing the winter game in 80-degree heat surely will.

What makes it a poor resume is not being original, not thinking with your mind and heart, using standard, boring buzz words that kill interest...'.Managed...responsible for...played a key role...trained and supervised.'.

Constant striving for money killed interests which I valued very highly and which I wanted to keep alive".

I blessed the critic and read no further: he had fulfilled the function of filter admirably well, at once killing my interest in the subject of the review and in the review itself.

"It killed my interest in publishing," she said of her internship at The New Yorker during her freshman year.

But decades of forced experimentation with the ideas of Karl Marx seem not to have killed its interest in the species.