Sentence examples for not very into from inspiring English sources

"The museum crowd," Mr. Valentine said, "is not very into motorcycles".

Saalim had, like, the big glasses — now he has contacts and stuff, but, before, he was a skinny kid, big glasses, not very into the streets.

Saalim had, like, the big glasses now he has contacts and stuff, but, before, he was a skinny kid, big glasses, not very into the streets.

(Note the lack of VZW support in the states; seems they're not very into this idea just yet).

"Brazilians are not very into our history," Gião said.

The commuters onboard appeared to be, understandably, not very into that shit.

Remember, true Tecktonikers aren't too picky with clothes and aren't very into fashion; most just want to dance and have a good time.

His campaign, traced on a map, seems a rather desultory wander not very deep into France.

At this point, not very far into the mostly nimble and beguiling "Psychopath Test," Mr. Ronson is off to the races.

It is conceivable that the written judgement will be released by the commission chairman, Paul Goulding QC, before the new year – and, if not, very early into 2012.

Eco was fond of the Italian term dietrologia, which translates, not very happily, into "behindology" and presumes that secret cliques, camarillas and consortia are everywhere manipulating political scandals.