Sentence examples for vague interest from inspiring English sources

For a while, he said, laziness thwarted any vague interest in naturalizing.

He listens with vague interest to the news about his album.

Anyone with an even vague interest in Rome ought to visit.

Peccerelli distanced himself from Guatemala but, after graduation from Brooklyn College, he developed a vague interest in archaeology.

Now, I have built off that vague interest, learning how everyday plants we walk by on our way to class could actually be useful in our lives.

And so I had an early but somewhat vague interest in both medicine and in what was to become, in my mind and in my work, psychiatry.

But Mr. Moore doesn't explain how he arrived at them, or what these vague interests comprise.

Not that this is Wilde's fault perhaps borne of genuine curiosity, perhaps brain-damaged by Mr. Holland's Opus, people who can hear just cannot resist a deaf person showing even the vaguest interest in music, so you can imagine the clichéd frenzy around Wilde's making a whole career out of it.

While he was vaguely interested in things Eastern, he was more interested in learning how to manage his volatility.

They weren't even vaguely interested.

And Ms. Boden was only vaguely interested in baseball.