Sentence examples for remarkably interested from inspiring English sources

We Brits are remarkably interested in gardening.

The president of the Pacific pivot looks remarkably interested in Europe.

Kublai was, as portrayed in the show, remarkably interested in people from diverse cultures and religions, so long as they all were held in place under the Mongol order.

Most remarkably, Changeux was sufficiently interested in how to convince humanists of the material basis of mind, thought and feeling that he engaged a Christian moral philosopher, Paul Ricoeur, in a published dialogue on the subject (Changeux and Ricoeur 2000).

Her methods are remarkably consistent; she's less interested in experimenting with different techniques, and more in recapturing the same, specific moment — "the charge" of a first encounter — almost compulsively.

Not to mention that finding contact info, and communicating with people who are subject matter experts in areas you're interested in is remarkably easy.

As profiled in The Last Impresario, Michael White is, despite his impressive social life, remarkably shy and not particularly interested in talking about himself.

As profiled in The Last Impresario, Michael White is despite his impressive social life, remarkably shy and not particularly interested in talking about himself.

One of the things that was remarkably different about Steve is he was very interested in things other than the technology we were working on.

"In many ways, our natural capacity to learn is astonishing: when interested and engaged, anyone can learn remarkably well," says Ed Cooke, creator of language learning app Memrise.

"We do remarkably well with the generation that's not supposed to be interested in TV news, like 25-year-old bloggers," he said.