Sentence examples for smallest interest from inspiring English sources

The situation would be more tolerable if these conquerors took the smallest interest in their conquest, but they do not.

When he complains to a local capo he hasn't been paid what he was promised, the man sneers: "Chamberlain promised peace – d'you know who that is?" Richie doesn't – perhaps oddly, as he's Polish – but never betrays the smallest interest, or indeed the smallest irritation, at this history lesson.

Because at least six things have come together to fracture our public space and paralyze our ability to forge optimal solutions: 1) Money in politics has become so pervasive that lawmakers have to spend most of their time raising it, selling their souls to those who have it or defending themselves from the smallest interest groups with deep pockets that can trump the national interest.

I was a little interested in the culture as a child, but as I grew older, that small interest dissipated completely, and I didn't try to revive it.

We would stop splitting into ever smaller interest groups, he says.

Two small interest rate cuts in June and July also aimed to improve growth.

"I've always had a small interest in politics so I thought I'd go along.

Track and field is a small interest sport in the US.

The painting surely has cultural significance, but there is little information and even smaller interest.

Afonso V had small interest in discovery but great zeal for Crusading and knight-errantry.

Starting with a small interest in a truck stop in Wyoming 50 years ago, Mr. Holding has amassed a fortune estimated at $1 billion.