Sentence for interested | Use interested in a sentence

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• He was immediately interested. (4)
• I am interested in better views. (18)
• Emma was most sincerely interested. (4)
• Mr. Pemberton interested him in them. (13)
• The handsome lady appeared interested. (10)
• The water-colour drawing interested him. (10)
• They were much interested in my misadventure. (2)
• Have you seen that young man who interested you? (8)
• Am I interested in what I am going to write about? (9)
• Carinthia saw her brother tickled and interested. (10)
• I felt interested in him, and asked him what he was. (10)
• She seemed determined to be interested by nothing else. (4)
• There was a woman he was very interested in this spring. (8)
• Beethoven became interested in him, and gave him lessons. (3)
• Get Society interested in the Sweated, through the dinner. (8)
• But history, real solemn history, I cannot be interested in. (4)
• Your brother-in-law told me how interested you all were in her. (8)
• They were both much interested by the story of my misadventures. (2)
• Some small part of what most interested me I shall here set down. (7)
• His face, which was aged by illness or care, interested Helen greatly. (13)
• If I find they are really interested in each other I shall have to speak. (9)
• Lady Camper seemed to like this theme; she looked graciously interested. (10)
• But they are apparently immensely interested as well as distracted by them. (9)
• We met a man, a gentleman, on the tow-path, who was much interested in our cruise. (2)
• Are you ever as much interested in the woes of great ladies as of country damsels? (10)
• She could not help being interested in the man as she watched his swift movements. (13)
• You may be interested to know what were the French Jesuit rights in North-America. (19)
• Mrs. Westangle was not interested in the case, or else she failed to seize the joke. (9)
• You are the only woman I can rely on to be interested in her, and I must see Bellew. (8)
• It would seem as if his old friend Robert Carter had interested himself in the matter. (14)
• She turned from the silly things in contempt that they should even have interested her. (9)
• He was interested by the celerity, the simultaneity of his impressions, his reflections. (9)
• I had not yet met him; but he interested himself in my ballad as if it had been his own. (9)
• Mrs. March was less interested in this figure of speech than in the personal aspects involved. (9)
• Its approaches interested him; if he was going, he liked to know just how and when he was going. (9)
• Jackson, who was a bit of a dilettante by nature, was much interested in the work of the class. (13)
• This was to be expected from the character of the little coterie interested in the new art-form. (3)
• The advertiser wants publicity; he is interested in circulation—when he obtains that, he is satisfied. (16)
• I believed that if I could present it to her duly, it would interest her as much as it had interested me. (9)
• This gesture interested Christian immensely, though he could not account for the source of his interest. (12)
• Everybody, interested or not, has to make up his mind whether to tolerate me as soon as he hears what I am. (9)
• They are too close to, and too much interested in the commercial element of Philadelphia to be so radical. (18)
• Jeff stopped grinning and looked interested, as if this was a view of the case that had not occurred to him. (9)
• Juliana confided the secret to Caroline, who suggested interested motives, which Juliana would not hear of. (10)
• Mrs. Verrian deferred a matter that would ordinarily have interested her supremely to an immediate curiosity. (9)
• His powerful and penetrating intellect interested itself with all social and civil facts through his religion. (9)
• He was much interested in spiritualism, and he had several stories to tell of his own experience in such matters. (9)
• Several times she surprised herself in an interesting pursuit of the story; abominably cold, abominably interested. (10)
• You may be interested in learning something of his personal history as afterwards written by the Duchess of Marlborough. (19)
• He asked feverishly who they were, and looked his best simplicity, as one who was always interested by stories of lovers. (10)
• He seemed to think Mrs. March would know about it, and she could not help saying; Oh, yes, Mr. March was so much interested. (9)
• But, if you are interested about her, you can come on with me, and we shall meet them somewhere near the head of the street. (10)
• And soon they had started, Ann between them in that peculiar state of silence to which she became liable when really interested. (8)
• Interested as they could not but be, neither Mrs. Septimus Small nor Aunt Hester could entirely acquiesce in being thus put off. (8)
• You are afraid of giving me trouble; but I assure you, my dear Jane, the Campbells can hardly be more interested about you than I am. (4)
• Only as the great issues of the day are brought home to the average reader is he likely to become keenly interested in their solution. (16)
• Thence, perhaps, sprang her respect for him; he was wiry, a little taller than herself, and seemed to talk of things that interested her. (8)
• Mr. Tilney was polite enough to seem interested in what she said; and she kept him on the subject of muslins till the dancing recommenced. (4)
• For the first time, perhaps, Cecilia was conscious that a sample of the class she was so interested in was exposed to view beneath her nose. (8)
• Fleetwood grinned civilly in his excitement; intending to yield patient hearing, to be interested by any mortal thing she might choose to say. (10)
• But, once started in the course of architecture at the technical school, he found that he had stumbled into something which really interested him. (13)
• His face in repose was rather devoid of expression, but when interested in anything, his eyes glowed with enthusiasm and his whole appearance changed. (3)
• The people seemed to care little for attempted assassinations of the Shah, but they were intensely interested in pinochle parties in the seventh ward. (16)
• The education of readers, always the soundest investment of the publisher, can never be given by servile reviewers feebly echoing his own interested advertisements. (16)
• As soon as Emma Dunstane discovered the Copsley head-gamekeeper at one wicket, and, actually, Thomas Redworth facing him, bat in hand, she sat up, greatly interested. (10)

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