How to use "interested" in a sentence

I can only say that I was very interested in this strange man

But the King wasn't interested now.

He listened, and he was very interested

But, although he was very interested in them, they seemed not to notice him at all

The ordinary people liked him at first, but he soon showed that he was more interested in power for his family than democracy for his people

He had been more interested in catching Thenardier, who had escaped from prison and was known to be in the area.

I think you'll be interested;

The men stand and nod politely, and Carolina is amused by the interested looks they give Eleanor Chance.

"I'm sure she's not interested, Pete," says Edward.

But not one of them is interested in him

And Owen knew the boy was interested then, and for the first time in a long time he thought that maybe there was something they could do together

"I had enough money for one, and you just had to say you were interested in Pod Life

"And you said you were interested, to get this special offer?"

are you interested?"

Because I said I was interested."

You're interested in the two-year program

'They are all very interested in you

She had been charming, interested in everyone

'What does it matter? They are interested in us, that's all.'

He made no great show of being more than ordinarily interested in her, but the attraction she held for him was evident in his eyes

He was interested primarily in learning more about the mind that could create a work like Magyck! He had seen less than one-fourth of the program, yet he knew it was a hit - and far superior to others of its kind

Several times, she encountered Elliot Stryker, and he seemed genuinely interested in learning how the splashy stage effects had been achieved

"Sometimes a player gets so interested in the game that he's virtually hypnotized by it

Even if he really doesn't know why his organization is interested in the exhumation, he'll at least know who his bosses are

He tried to appear intently interested in the outcome of this game, but in fact, he didn't care

Furthermore, keno was a game that didn't have any appeal for either smart gamblers or cheaters, the two types of customers who most interested the security men

Consequently, he'd stationed himself here, at the head of the escalator, and had pretended to be interested in the keno board

"I'm not interested in the philosophy or morality of biological warfare," Tina said

Anyway, Bollinger wasn't interested in exercise

'Stone was pretending to be very interested in it.'

As I left, I saw of a group of young men with bright, interested faces waiting outside

'I think that you are wondering why I am so interested in this murder

They were all very frightened, but still interested in the strange happenings in the pit

He was so interested in this that he did not look out to sea

We pretended that we were not interested in the water

I love James and I am not interested in any other man.' Her voice was full of tears.

She was also very interested in children's health and education

I am not interested in marriage