The phrase "alive interest" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation of "alive" in this context, which is typically not used to describe "interest."
Example: "She has a keen interest in environmental issues."
Alternatives: "active interest" or "genuine interest."
Jedermann events may also play an important role keeping alive interest in cycling after doping scandals, including one involving Ullrich, discouraged many fans and sponsors.
President Trump's solicitous posture toward Russian President Vladimir Putin, in Helsinki and elsewhere, is helping to keep alive interest in his income tax returns: Does he have some hidden financial connection to the Kremlin?
Maslany credited the show's rabid fan base — the Clone Club and clonesbians, as she called fans on Twitter — for keeping alive interest in the series and her many, many performances on it.
Nevertheless, he examined the model for hours, his eyes alive with interest.
Making use of pastels, watercolours, collage and scanned textures, each page is alive with interest as our hero finally returns from his wanderings to a rapturous welcome.
Everything's alive with interest: that big pinecone in dark shade with one end glowing in sunlight, that cherry-stained Popsicle stick lying next to a bumpy root.
Mr. Battle moves skillfully between these images, keeping alive our interest in the men even as the music pounds on with relentless intensity.
On October 7th, the New Statesman printed an unpublished poem "Last Letter," by Ted Hughes, which recounted Plath's last night alive, reviving interest in her writing.
Downing's practical ideas about how to achieve the Beautiful included grouping trees in clusters, importing shrubbery of "the finest foreign sorts," and mixing forms and colors with enough variety to "keep alive the interest of a spectator, and awaken further curiosity".
It was this scientific spirit that kept alive the interest in Aristotle's methodology and in his philosophy of nature down to the time, in the 17th century, when William Harvey, the English physician who discovered the circulation of the blood, was lecturing on Aristotle's books on animals and Galileo was writing on science and logic.
keep alive the interest of our graduates and attract new men to us". The Alumni Association supports that mission by sponsoring yearly meetings of the alumni featuring scholarly lectures on a variety of medical and scientific topics, and also working to preserve the history of the hospital by soliciting donations of archival materials from graduates.
