Sentence examples for really of interest from inspiring English sources

This remains a book that is only really of interest to those keen to track Hazzard's development as a writer.

Richter, on the other hand, embraces political hot potatoes – though it's how they're represented and understood that's really of interest.

Eurovision is only really of interest to Brits nowadays because we love to tut-tut-tut at all the tit-for-tat parochialism of countries who 15 years ago were bombing the shit out of each other.

Its protagonists are the very poor, the group that Romney said Wednesday was not really of interest to him, or, as he put it in a clarification later, not the "focus" of his campaign.

That afternoon, I realised I had reached a plateau and had three options: work on my golf for a couple of years and chase that elusive breakthrough (it is a sport in which improvement comes with marginal gains over time); become a coach (not really of interest; I was already doing it on the side); or switch careers again.

Dr Ellis-Evans commented: "If you go to somewhere like Europa, this sort of finding is really of interest.

What I buy at the grocery store shouldn't really be of interest to anyone.

But really, conflicts of interest are for the meek and transparency is for losers.

There was really nothing of interest to me there, but it got me thinking about a dream I'd had, which was to work for Orvis.

No one wakes up, gets their phone out, goes online and says: "Gosh, there's really nothing of interest out there for me.

It's a dead zone and really only of interest to those who want to burn a lot of money to acquire users.