Sentence examples for abstract interests from inspiring English sources

Given such a high bar we face two questions: Do we know indeed, for a fact, that the Syrian regime was responsible and, only after that has been determined in the affirmative, can we ask — and we must ask — whether it is morally defensible to put abstract interests of the international community ahead of the concrete welfare of the Syrian people.

Janeway, the director of the National Arts Journalism Program at Columbia, has a more than abstract interest in the New Deal subculture.

He was an advocate of the playful who could be unbearably pompous, a priest of love who sometimes seems, in his writings, to have had a purely abstract interest in the subject.

"Why add several thousand dollars in costs when I'm going to transfer to a four-year college next year anyway?" Amanda Horne, who is studying to be a nurse while working full time, might have some abstract interest in living on campus, but it's not on her radar screen.

Decoding a 9-to-0 Ruling Opacity may have been the price of unanimity; in retrospect, it is clear there was a rather strong message contained within the cryptic opinion and that the court's queries to the Florida justices reflected more than an abstract interest in the outcome.

Abstract Interest point detection is a fundamental issue in many intermediate level vision problems and plays a significant role in vision systems.

Concave infinite games are not just of abstract interest; the families of probability measures that are their cores include important classes of families such as total variation neighborhoods and contamination neighborhoods, as discussed in the references cited below.

The clean-up campaign "is a way to get rid of what everyone talks about: these vague, abstract 'vested interests'", he said.

This brings the analysis further than stakeholder theory with its focus on abstract structural interests, towards articulated concerns about the objects that matter to people.

This means that context precedes preference, and social interaction is more important than abstract self-interest.

"This is far from an abstract conceptual interest for me," Cox explains, "as I grew up in a closeted household with a transgendered parent.