Sentence examples for too interested that from inspiring English sources

Don't appear to be too interested, that is a sign that you're not doing work.

Most of the drivers had the look down pat -- a laid-back, straight-arm driving, "looking around but not too interested" attitude that goes with a car that speaks for itself.

The crowd did not seem too interested in that lot but now that one their own, in the form of Anna Chernova, has come onto the ice they have upped the noise level considerably.

I'm guessing that you're not too interested in that, either.

You get up to Dizzy Gillespie; we're not too interested in that era".

"I'm not really too interested in that as a topic of conversation at them moment - it's important that we try enjoy the rest of the season and achieve the next goal which is to finish at the top of the league".

But David's not too interested in that right now, because he's got bigger fish to fry.

"Don't be too interested, because that chases boys away".

Mr. Davidson has heard the criticisms of his tenure: that the Taper has become safer, that with two disparate theaters he spreads himself too thin, that he is too interested in success on Broadway, that instead of slowing down he seems to be accelerating.

In the 1980s, academics worried that executives were too interested in empire-building creating biggempire-building creatingjustify bigger salaries for themselves—and not focompanies shareholder rethats.

For me, there is a particular sexual act that I've never been too interested in, and when talking about that act with a friend, I realized there were several things that did appeal to me about it that I wanted to explore.