Sentence examples for more interested on from inspiring English sources

It's one thing to talk about speeches you might give; I'm more interested on cases you might decide.

But his three children were more interested on showing off their card-board fish.

But Morrisons shares have dipped 0.5p to 255.1p, with investors more interested on how the group will catch up in online food retailing.

Government troops beat demonstrators, but did not fire on them, and the protesters themselves were more interested on pushing their king toward a true constitutional monarchy than pushing him out.

The press, however, seemed more interested, on the whole, in taking up the substance of the Vice-President's remarks than in examining the propriety of his having made them.

"I have a very simple formula," he said, "which is that you've got to be more interested on page 320 than on page 32". One of the techniques involves his use of oddball characters.

Port Authority has plenty of foot traffic, but its clientele may be more interested in getting on a bus than in looking to shop.

I'm more interested in the man on the street and the various factions we can talk to.

If the general public were more interested in on-demand performance, he said, there would probably "be a stronger push to make it available".

I was more interested in On Film.

Sharon Walpole, CEO of Not Going to Uni, says students are more and more interested in doing on-the-job training rather than university.