Sentence examples for merely interested in from inspiring English sources

Critics say Czech TV is merely interested in the commercial opportunities offered by the show, including boosting advertising revenue.

Despite the waiver's suggestions regarding their mental health, most runners seemed merely interested in a little adventure.

It was then speculated that Belichick, master of reconnaissance, was merely interested in pumping Woodhead for information for that week's showdown against the Jets.

Rest assured, readers, that commitment is unwavering.Were the government merely interested in alleviating the pain of reckless borrowers, then my position on this matter would be quite different.

Asked about their efforts to promote their fund-raising, advisers to the candidates said that they were merely interested in letting the public know about their achievements.

About three-quarters of enrollees already have a degree and are merely interested in continuing education (see "What Are MOOCs Good For?") for fun or for professional development.

She is merely interested instead, in accommodating trans experiences of sexuality in a way that is not invalidating (2010, 45).

Despite any outsized ambition of William Edward Burkhart DuBois, who edited the Crisis Magazine of America's foremost civil rights organization, the NAACP, his daughter had merely been interested in romantically 'falling in love' with someone who looked nice, and who was a good dancer.

He did not claim to speak as a scientist, but merely as one interested in the wonderful investigations and discoveries which have been and are now going on.

I have heard of it since - not through being accused of plagiarism though, merely from people interested in green-orientated literature recommending a like-minded book.

Regarding jurisprudence, Democrats are merely results-oriented, interested in guaranteeing three outcomes: expanding government's power to prevent protection of unborn babies, expanding government's power to regulate speech about the government ("campaign finance reform") and expanding government's power to discriminate for the benefit of certain government-preferred groups ("race-based remedies").