My son took an early interest in politics.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

My son took an early interest in politics.

My son took an early interest in politics.

I began to interest myself in politics.

She became interested in politics.

My father knows a lot more about politics than that political critic does.

My interest in politics is strictly academic.

His interest leans toward politics.

I have a keen interest in politics.

He has lost interest in politics.

I am not interested in politics at all.

He's up‐front with me [about politics].

My mother is indifferent to politics.

Are you interested in politics?

I'm not concerned with politics.

I tried to change the subject, but they went on talking about politics.

I am not interested in politics―not concerned with politics―indifferent to politics.

The youth of our country is indifferent to politics.

Politics didn't interest him.

The youth of our country is apathetic about politics.

There are a lot of young people who are disillusioned with politics.

Politics are not a popular subject among young people.

Politics are out of my sphere of interest.

Are you interested in politics?

have little [(a) great] interest in politics

I participate in politics.

I am not interested in politics―（他動詞構文にすれば）―Politics does not interest me.

He loves talking about politics.

Are you interested in politics?

Politics does [do] not interest him at all.

First of all, I am going to outline the political background.