Sentence examples for only not interested from inspiring English sources

Women were not only not interested in history; they didn't trust it.

To quote Alistair Crooke, "the US is not only not interested in dealing with Hamas, it is working to ensure its failure" - a policy promoted and openly acknowledged by the American deputy national security adviser Elliott Abrams.

If she seems to be purposely avoiding contact with you, beyond simply being quiet in your presence, but actively avoiding any chance to talk to you, even in contexts that aren't embarrassing (such as a group discussion), chances are she thinks you like her, and is not only not interested but is annoyed or even creeped out by your advances.

Strauch reads only Pascal: "I'm not interested in anything made up".

Only by then, Daryl isn't interested.

This will only show him you aren't interested.

Indeed, one might often not only be interested in estimating the parameters of a model, but also to infer the time development of some latent variable.

Russia isn't the only country interested in pursuing more — not less — trade with Iran.

Students are not the only ones interested in his talks.

The Red Sox are not the only team interested in Colón.

Australia is not the only country interested in the outcome.