(The very Davisian "Museum," for instance, is a single sentence: "We were not interested the way we thought we would be interested").
We were not interested in a confrontation.
We were not interested in further legal action around this incident.
"For the most part we were not interested in social problems, in economics or in any particular political complex...
We were not interested in suggesting we are better at energy conservation than Japan, but simply that we offered a way of thinking that filled out an area where Japan had not yet developed strengths.
Saunders: They had approached us before they had announced any interaction with Mylan, and at that time we were not interested.
In other words, for the purposes of this analysis, we were not interested in the frequency but rather the occurrence of whichever aspect of argumentation.
In the last analysis of HTTPS traffic, we were not interested in client's application type, but rather in its implementation, i.e., operating system.
We were not interested in the efficiency of search but the overall accuracy and speed with which the search was conducted.
Again, we were not interested in how well they learnt to segment the speech stream but in how well they acquired the assignment of creature names to gender-like subclasses.
After all, we were not interested in the participants' performance in vocabulary acquisition as such, but in how well they acquired the assignment of creature names to gender-like subclasses.
