Sentence examples for a nascent interest from inspiring English sources

Kid Rock, from Detroit, has been inching further and further away from his rap-rock beginnings and is now indulging a nascent interest in country and blues music.

Faced with official diffidence and scant popular enthusiasm for conservationism, Sasaki is spurred on by relatively low operating costs and the knowledge that he is playing a small part in a nascent interest among the Japanese in sustainable sushi.

Thousands upon thousands of orphaned books, some hoarded for novelty appeal, or a nascent interest, or a bygone assignment, or out of allegiance to (or guilt about) writer friends — an "accretion of intention," as one acquaintance put it — were trucked off to Housing Works and the like.

(Petrusich) Kid Rock, Sheryl Crow (Tuesday) Kid Rock, a stringy-haired, beer-swilling rebel from Detroit, has been inching further and further away from his rap-rock beginnings and is indulging a nascent interest in rural country and blues music — mercifully, the genre suits him well.

Before I made it to a club for the first time, I already had a nascent interest in dance music.

Following 14-year-old Max through a year of contending with anorexia, it interweaves family crisis, his nascent interest in geocaching, and the baffling mock-advances of a gorgeous but eccentric girl at school in a moving and hilarious story.

Professors there encouraged Clark's nascent interest in medieval history, and for a while, she thought she'd write feminist-tinged historical fiction, in the tradition of Antonia Fraser.

Leigh remembers his nascent interest in film-making first taking hold when he was a boy in Salford attending a funeral, a Jewish wake or shiva held at a family home.

"By the time you'd read a dozen or so of the best titles, there wasn't enough left to keep this nascent interest going.

Mr. Crocker interpreted the nascent interest in particular by Sunni majority provinces in having more control over their affairs as "a budding debate about federalism among Iraq's leaders".

But the move was instead an early sign of Mr. Bernanke's restlessness with the theoretical world of academia and his nascent interest in public service.