Sentence examples for not actually interested from inspiring English sources
Why not? "Because you're not interested, because you're not actually interested in the future of the Republican Party and our nominees.
"I am not actually interested in music," she says.
They are not actually interested in educating these children.
(The U.P.A. turned on the Germans after realizing that they were not actually interested in an independent Ukraine).
Some Twitterites complained that Groupon's overwhelming something-for-nothing appeal persuades them to buy things they're not actually interested in.
A popular belief in Syria holds that the hamemati are not actually interested in pigeons at all, but like to stand on rooftops to peek into women's bedrooms.
And I wasn't actually interested in doing a half marriage, or whatever.
Despite his talk of heroism and greatness, he isn't actually interested in the rescue mission.
But their unions, the government, the Labour party, the men of the left and their own men in Dagenham, weren't actually interested in them.
Fans of "Bee Season" will argue that the religious impulse is no laughing matter, but the film isn't actually interested in religion.
He isn't actually interested in adaptation, or processes of integration – language is a mere tool to reiterate his dark view of a world in which no one understands each other.
