Sentence examples for show enough interest from inspiring English sources

"You just don't empathise, Vernon," says his mother, on the eve of his execution, when he fails to show enough interest in her friends' travails.

The Fairfax County prosecutor, Robert F. Horan Jr., said yesterday that he preferred selecting jurors from voter rolls, adding, "If people show enough interest to vote, then you know they've got some interest in the community".

6. Ask your son when you don't show enough interest in what he does.

Because, during the educational activities, physiological factors such as "not to show enough interest", "to forget the information which is not being practiced or not being repeated" may have considered as major obstacles in front of a complete success.

(Italian patient) Despite some good examples mentioned in different countries, it was brought up that doctors are not sufficiently engaged in prevention and patients do not show enough interest in preventative services.

The best case scenario is that you show enough interest in him that he finally sucks it up and asks you out.

Emboldened by unconditional American support, Mr. Maliki has not shown enough interest in accommodating political rivals.

A member of the RiverCenter board for nine years, he quit about a year ago because he felt the organization was not showing enough interest in the West Side.

Before his trip, Mr. Obama was faulted for not showing enough interest in the continent where his father, a Kenyan, was born.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, concerned that people in the social networking generation have not shown enough interest in its work, has renovated its Web site to appeal more to the 18- to 25-year-old set.

She took along a bottle of sleeping pills and, once installed in a bed, swallowed enough of them to make her drowsy — simply because she felt the staff physicians were not showing enough interest in her case and wanted to attract their attention to her condition, she later said.