Sentence examples for rather more interested from inspiring English sources

The press corps can be rather more interested in archaeology than you might think.

The book is likely to sell well, though it seems that British book buyers are rather more interested in American politicians than in their own.

As for the tea partiers, they seem less interested in practical policy solutions to America's problems and rather more interested in fighting a culture war over what it means to be authentically American.

But try drawing RZA, leading member of US rap collective the Wu-Tang Clan, when you know the person who has to work it out is rather more interested in Handel than hip hop?

And to my discredit I have to admit that I was actually rather more interested in boats than the Vietnam War, which by then seemed to have gone on endlessly on our TV screens each evening.

The police were rather more interested in this case than in the cannabis factory, and information supplied by Fergus, who had files of information on the man, helped in their enquiries.

Weisband declined to provide the number of consumers using the application, because, so far, the company hadn't been focused on getting out to market, but had rather been more interested in proving the concept.

Many young performers have no strong role models, rather, parents more interested in being an entourage to their meal ticket (Nick/Aaron Carter, Miley).

In this respect they were more similar to the participants of treatment trials, in which interested persons tend to be sicker rather than more interested.

Rather, voters seem more interested in whether Mr. DeMint might run for president.

Mr. Eastwood is ordinarily a rather earthbound director, more interested in the efficient (and sometimes graceless) conveyance of story and character than in visual beauty, but here the special effects, by Industrial Light and Magic, add depth and richness to the movie without distracting from the greater pleasure of watching four great actors reclaim their prime.