Sentence examples for really more interested from inspiring English sources

"I'm really more interested in people now," he said.

Are men really more interested in a relationship with their beer than their girlfriends?

She was really more interested in substantial outward forms than in subjectivity.

"In the courtyard, he's really more interested in how things are going to work than how it's going to look".

I'm really more interested in the second meaning: accepting accountability for your choices even if you don't genuinely feel apologetic".

Is this slithering mass of programming, though it includes some tsk-tsking about the cult of illegal snake trafficking and ownership, really more interested in encouraging it?

They really are more interested in my nursing background.

I really was more interested in the problem of finding a way to acknowledge, within the story's premise, the difficulty of crafting a story.

"I studied physics and math because my best friend was good at that, but I was really much more interested in literature.

And we don't know, so what we have now is the five best-paid officers — we get a lot of information about what the general counsel or the corporate secretary or the chief financial officer make, but we're really much more interested in the higher-paid, lower-level people.

Someone asked me the other day about Madonna kissing Drake, and I said, "I really am more interested in Nepal at the moment than Madonna kissing another pop star" – but I [also] like watching the Kardashians, and I love pop culture.