Sentence examples for slightly interested from inspiring English sources

The OFS addresses interest as a subjective variable, asking respondents to recall their level of interest ("not interested at all," "slightly interested," "interested," and "very interested") in a variety of science-related graduate and professional careers at entry and completion of SURE (baseline/exit).

The plot was uninteresting and at no point did I find myself even slightly interested in what was happening.

They have power, and they have money, and they're not even slightly interested in allowing tomorrow's technology and communications to be controlled by the users, because that would threaten their power and profits.

"I believe they [Leicester] were slightly interested," Hobbs said.

Honestly, I rarely get excited, or even slightly interested, in TVs.

I'm not usually too fussy what I consume but I played the slightly interested card.

Interested and slightly concerned, my friend and I wove through the crowd, only to discover a woman showing people her tote bag.

And indeed, Harris Poll figures measuring Americans' interest in the 2006 Winter Olympics found women slightly more interested in the Games than men (69percenttoto 61), with middle-aged and older people substantially more engrossed in the proceedings than those younger than 35.

But even Democratic men are slightly less interested in combating climate change than Democratic women.

Once the quest has gone I'm slightly less interested in the object.

"There is literature that says Indigenous students are slightly more interested in science than non-Indigenous students," she says.