Sentence examples for of slight interest from inspiring English sources

They are flinging messages that would seem to be of slight interest to anyone: notifications that they are online, or listening to music, or going shopping, or even performing activities of a historically more discreet nature.

At occurrences of even slight interest, a forest of boom mikes converged, while video cameras pointed here and there promiscuously.

I suspect there may have been an exam passage on soccer or cowboys, some topic of witheringly slight interest to them.

RON: And she was one of these people where there was a slight interest back and forth.

I think there might be a slight interest from my kids in that side of things but the complication isn't worth it to me.

Fellowes's efforts on the book are less successful still at making this rags-to-riches and back again story seem of the slightest interest to a 21st-century audience, when the erosion of social mobility over the past 50 years should make it very pertinent.

Daniel said of his father's work: "They just got the job done and never thought this stuff would be of the slightest interest to anyone again.

You had to get a license for it, even for historic houses, which weren't of the slightest interest to people.

Blake Morrison, a TS Eliot prize chair the year Williams won, says that any writer who draws on personal material faces the question "Why should what happens to me be of the slightest interest to anyone else?" "And there's perhaps a feeling that someone with Hugo's background - famous parents, privilege, etc - is somehow disqualified because of it.

Could I have thought this would be of the slightest interest to anyone?

I felt, rightly or wrongly, that every one of them was coolly appraising me at market value, without the slightest interest of any other kind".