Sentence examples for unlikely interests from inspiring English sources

McConaughey borrowed home videos from his family and gained access to the man's diary, which included writings about the redneck-y personality's unlikely interests, like big band jazz and various "dreamer" aspirations, as McConaughey put it.

Friends outside India, informed of this new skill, thought my unlikely interest in nooks and crannies a weird obsession.

That followed comments from his fellow policymaker William Dudley earlier this week that it was unlikely interest rates would rise in September.

Corbyn's father's attempt to learn Russian was "an unlikely interest, given that this was the height of the cold war".

The silver lining to this cloud of misanthropy is that when locals do come forth with acts of kindness - which they surely will, long before any light-fingered waiter takes an unlikely interest in your dog-eared paperbacks - you'll find yourself bowled over with gratitude.

The issue of states' rights has more recently led to unlikely interest in the 17th Amendment among some Tea Partiers, who call for its repeal so that the federal government would once again be more directly restrained by the states.

She has already enquired about facilities in the capital for electric cars (none at present), and is busy learning the knack of forging political alliances from the unlikeliest interests.

Graham's late, minor works were increasingly eccentric, reflecting his involvement with causes and people unlikely to interest the American reader.

It is now highly unlikely that interest rates will rise this year.

In Bridesmaids, O'Dowd played unlikely love interest to Wiig's maid-of-honour, Annie.

Jonathan Gershuny of Essex University says he does know one (American) sociologist who has a private jet, but its arrival on the tarmac is unlikely to interest the photographers who work for glossy magazines.