Sentence examples for normally interested from inspiring English sources

"TED really gets you thinking about stuff you're not normally interested in," I overheard someone gush.

On another day, the ruins and view from the top of Sigirya and Polonnaruwa will hold the attention of even those not normally interested in ancient sites.

Peter Rippon, Newsnight's editor, says his programme isn't normally interested in celebrity exposés: "Savile was unable to defend himself.

Some of the factors on the other side were: "Newsnight" is not normally interested in celebrity exposé.

"Newsnight is not normally interested in celebrity exposé," he said as he emphasised that he was a high-brow journalist rather than one of those grubby hacks Hugh Grant and Lord Justice Leveson so disapprove of.

Because the Tories do not look remotely close to winning, even people who are more than normally interested in politics have stopped bothering to find out what Tory policies are.

Others suggest that soft news and infotainment might actually be good for consumers by attracting viewers normally not interested in political programming.

Walsh adds that they are hoping to take on more public sector clients such as prisons and hospitals in the future which will also mean that organic food is reaching those not normally that interested in the quality of their food.

In practical applications, one is normally more interested in sequential implementation of the Monte Carlo approximation in (6), that is, to represent (p({x_k}|{z_{1 k}})) using (p({x_{k-1}}|{z_{1 {k-1}} {k-1}}

Today when I get offers to work with other labels, I'm normally not interested if I don't know the person.

The hip-hop community's embrace of the drug has been especially striking, since historical stereotypes dictate that rappers are normally more interested in chilled-out drugs like cough syrup and weed.