Sentence for interest | Use interest in a sentence

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• I want your interest with him. (4)
• A circumstance to interest her. (4)
• My interest alone could do that. (10)
• I have no personal interest in it. (10)
• I must have something to interest me. (8)
• What was there to interest or amuse her? (4)
• It would excite no proper interest there. (4)
• Any book handy; anything will interest me. (10)
• We had to pull hard against Tory interest. (10)
• June was greatly encouraged by his interest. (8)
• The rumour caused great interest in Canada. (19)
• They display imagination without raising interest. (4)
• Mrs. Reynolds could interest her on no other point. (4)
• Thus, the whole commercial interest is unsatisfied. (16)
• It has for its basis a reciprocal interest and good-will. (18)
• They saw much to interest, but nothing to justify inquiry. (4)
• At your time of life you ought to take an interest in things. (8)
• His features wore an admirable expression of simple interest. (10)
• Verrian manifested no more than a polite interest in the fact. (9)
• But it is not often that virtue can boast an interest such as this. (4)
• I mean to educate them by giving them an interest in their country. (10)
• Percy had not a common interest in fiction; still less for high comedy. (10)
• It was a new party in the field, and naturally awakened unusual interest. (16)
• It did not interest him to know what Wright thought of the Beaux Arts men. (13)
• Probably, Anthony would not have to pay a higher rate of interest than he. (22)
• And every year on the 1st of January he had added a hundred and the interest. (8)
• Her correspondence with her aunt Bertram was her only concern of higher interest. (4)
• The thought of it no longer rankled, and that interest could never be hers again. (9)
• They modify its hotel life, and the objects of interest thrive upon their bounty. (9)
• I listen to Sir T. on Parliament and parties, and chide myself if my interest flags. (10)
• The wit is of such pervading spirit that it inspires a pun with meaning and interest. (10)
• Obviously, what frets the commercial interest is the public indifference to book-reviews. (16)
• The interest in it passed; but Lennan stayed, bent forward, gazing at that silk-covered knee. (8)
• His monologue seemed to interest his wife apart from the satirical point it had for themselves. (9)
• They bored him; but he had a genuine human interest in the living part of what he saw and did. (14)
• Marianne remained perfectly silent, though her countenance betrayed her interest in what was said. (4)
• Vittoria, without a spark of interest, asked why the Signor Antonio should be following the army. (10)
• Philosophy withdrew him from his temporary interest in the tricks of a circling white marble ball. (10)
• We were a shabby enough outfit, the farm wagon and I, and I could summon no interest in the scene. (21)
• For a moment they noticed it with pleasure, with interest, then felt they must not notice it at all. (8)
• Isabella does not seem more my sister; has never excited a greater interest; perhaps hardly so great. (4)
• There was just then the interest of a not wholly generous surprise at American things among the English. (9)
• Her iterations upon money were the vile constraint of an awakened interest and wonderment at its powers. (10)
• His testimony at the inquest had revived to some extent the waning public interest in the Glenmore fire. (13)
• This gesture interested Christian immensely, though he could not account for the source of his interest. (12)
• But the jury listened with absorbed interest, and he kept on until he had answered the question thoroughly. (13)
• His strenuous interest in life kept him alive to all the things of it, after so many of his friends were dead. (9)
• So walking, and exciting vague interest, they reached the first of the hundred doors of Messrs. Rose and Thorn. (8)
• His interest in music and musical work proved too strong for him and he went abroad to Germany and France to study. (3)
• Let the superior interest of the passions of the aged be conceded, and not a word shall be said against the young. (10)
• Some of them who did not direct companies, grow fruit, or own yachts, wrote a book, or took an interest in a theatre. (8)
• The heat was intense and the dust terrible, but every moment of the excursion was crowded with interest and novelty. (20)
• For some time, Emilia listened to her, with wonder that a tongue should be so glib on matters of no earthly interest. (10)
• To interest errand-boy and factory-girl and raw immigrant, it had to become spicy, amusing, emotional, and chromatic. (16)
• Are they ignorant that each of these has an equal interest in keeping you under, and will combine to accomplish their end? (18)
• There is, I imagine, no one who has not some affection or interest so strong that he counts the rest for nothing, beside it. (8)
• Breckon had not seen the former interest between himself and Ellen lapse to commonplace acquaintance without due sense of loss. (9)
• Of course this campaign of education was intended to stimulate interest in their product, and it had no unselfish motive back of it. (17)
• He himself had never confided his spiritual struggles to any living creature; and the unspiritual struggle had little interest for Miltoun. (8)
• His first lessons in music, piano and organ, were received from his mother, and such was his interest that he made attempts at composition. (3)
• In their decisions they favored, so far as they dared, every interest, class or person powerful enough to help or hurt them in an election. (7)
• In the little ex-margravely capital there was something of the neighborly interest in the curiosity of strangers which endears Italian witness. (9)
• In the warmth of the moment, and under a mistaken impression, I might, perhaps, have endeavoured to interest you in some circumstances; but not now. (4)
• And if Cecilia had spoken feelingly of Dr. Shrapnel, or had she simulated a thoughtful interest in his pursuits, his hesitations would have vanished. (10)
• Thus one interest was made to foster another, each increase of income involving also an increase of cost, and each additional outlay bringing fresh returns. (16)
• I confess that in the beginning this brilliant, pitiless lawyer, this consciencelessly powerful advocate, at once mocker and poseur, all but failed to interest me. (9)

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