Sentence examples for plainly interested from inspiring English sources
One visitor, who arrived on a yellow motorcycle, was plainly interested in what was going on but also wanted to keep to himself.
"What's notable about this administration is how ostentatiously its people proclaim to be uninterested in things they are plainly interested in," Harris, Politico's editor in chief, told me in an e-mail message.
He's plainly less interested in serving up period details or providing a portrait of peasant life than he is in exploring his characters' minds; he doesn't want to transport us to 18th-century Denmark so much as he wants to help us see these figures from history as our contemporaries.
Morocco's proposal is plainly self-interested: migration is vital to the nation's economy.
Plainly he's interested in form.
From Mr. Daschle's perspective, his associates say, Mr. Bush's statement on Monday that "the Senate is more interested in special interests in Washington and not interested in the security of the American people" plainly spilled over from its stated context -- union rights in the proposed Department of Homeland Security.
Obama who stated plainly a long time ago that he's not interested in "the ideological battles that we fought during the '90s that were really extensions of battles we fought since the '60s".
And the line between fighting drugs and fighting the guerrillas who plainly profit from them is blurred even if Colombia's armed forces were interested in drawing it plainly, which they are not.Were peace to arrive instantly and durably, that might not worry the FARC too much.
Anyone who backed Opinion Poll will feel that the stewards were never terribly interested in changing that result, despite the fact that the runner-up was plainly affected by the interference.
