A The banks are not only more interested, but they're becoming more competitive.
People like you and me, only more interested in promoting market compliance.
But I suspect that if he got beyond what the public thinks is desirable to tell pollsters, he would find the general public not only more interested in, but also far better informed about, those misfortunes than about major domestic and foreign policy issues.
"The Blind Side" is interested only in that world as an occasion for selective charity, and it is only slightly more interested in Michael's inner life.
As he wrote in his Esquire interview with Madonna in 1994: There is nothing comparable to living with a phenomenon when the phenomenon is you and you observe yourself with a cool intelligence, your own, and yet are trapped in the cruellest pit of the narcissist n you not only are more interested in yourself than anyone else alive, but suffer from the likely suspicion that this might be justified.
From the artist's statement on Subterranean Tide: "born 1959 [sic] and living in Vienna, Austria (i.e. rather an oldtimer now), I only got more interested in music/soundworks with the age of vst/pc-music 10 years ago.
It suggests that a successful marketing campaign can not only make people more interested in a product, but also, truly, make them enjoy it more.
Nighy going small, performance-wise, does not diminish our interest in the quietly aggrieved spymaster Johnny Worricker; it only makes us more interested in what he's not saying and what he's thinking, and his stillness makes the character's rare outbursts all the more effective.
"If we talk about this subject, it only makes others more interested," one of them said.
When he left town, in weather quite as white as we're having now, he was only 50, and more interested in life than posterity.
"Only they're more interested in where they're swinging at balls and I'm more interested in where they're hitting them," said Edlund, who has retrieved five home run balls hit into the water during games.
