Sentence examples for were surely interested from inspiring English sources

If people were interested in learning about something as complicated as artificial intelligence, many more were surely interested in learning about something much simpler, how to search Google.

Kumar may not be interested in the military, but the military is surely interested in him.

The public is surely interested in such a system, which would probably be a great help in tracking down criminals like the sniper who has terrified metropolitan Washington.

Both dramas played out on stages decked with the trappings of wealth and privilege — palaces and country estates — interwoven with considerations of a nation's destiny that were surely in the public interest: a constitutional crisis at the heart of the monarchy in 1936, and questions of Britain's security in the Cold War battles between East and West.

If there's anything guaranteed to mark you out as a hopeless geek, it's surely an interest in role-playing games.

It is surely of interest to contrast the way in which Sinéad could speak and be heard on issues of importance in public life (though she was vilified for this), whereas Miley seems to be engulfed by the pornification of popular culture.

In the past Morgan and Bopara have been bought up by the Indian Premier League (though in 2011 Bopara confusingly declined the IPL yet Morgan, who did not, was picked for the Tests instead of him); in 2014 Buttler is surely attracting interest in India with the speed and power of his striking.

Two of the topics mentioned that are surely pique interest involve alleged drug use and the claim that former Florida football coach Urban Meyer "helped cover up failed drug tests, along with two violent incidents" while Hernandez was in Gainesville.

And it is surely of major interest to the institution and its corporate members.

Among America's corporate leaders, there are surely few whose interests are more closely aligned with their shareholders' than the homemaking icon Martha Stewart.

But if the job is fated to pass to an heir who is not obviously cut out for it, then it is surely in his interest – not to mention the country's – to start talking now about what a modernised monarchy would involve.