Sentence examples for yet more interested from inspiring English sources
That allows them to promote it for months and with extremely cheap tickets – me, my mate Ola and his three sons got in for about £40 – insures huge crowds, most of whom seemed quite at home (presumably they go every year) and yet more interested in socialising than the match itself.
Yet she's more interested in its impact on the nation's image.
Yet Jones seems more interested in reviving her private eye career.
Yet he seems more interested in the politics of Miliband's late father, Ralph, and mother, Marion.
You have written a book about freedom of speech, and yet you seem more interested in the freedom to remain silent.
Yet he is more interested in "fleshing out" (a pet phrase) how the commons can embody cherished values — indeed, cherished American values — that private property cannot.
Yet he is more interested in portraiture than polemic, and the book's second half settles down into a series of delicately-drawn studies of life among the ruins.
Yet Ms. Stuart seems far more interested in pursuing her many interests than fretting over her art historical significance.
Yet the director remains more interested in procedure than payoff.
Yet the left was more interested by then, Ormerod argues, in other issues such as race and gender and sexuality.
He is passionately curious about other artforms, collaborating with the likes of architect John Pawson and artist Julian Opie; yet he is even more interested in science.
