Sentence examples for author's interest from inspiring English sources

But underlying structures and more long-term shifts do not seem to attract the author's interest in the same way.

"Solo" bills itself as a novel, but it is really two distinct novellas held together by the author's interest in Bulgaria and Georgia.

The feature that unites Zaire and the Amazon in this book is the author's interest in primitive people and life in the jungle.

The fantastic atmosphere of the tropical South and the spectacular career of Macias reflect the author's interest in Latin-American fiction, especially in the "magical realism" of the works of Gabriel García Márquez.

The book begins by tracing the origins of the author's interest in the planets and then follows with a short introduction to the different theories about the origins of the universe.

The 37,000-square-foot center houses permanent interactive exhibits that recreate places from Steinbeck's life and writings, including Cannery Row and a plaza that reflects the author's interest in the people, history and culture of Mexico.

But maybe the author's interests were also varied, and his writing simply reflected that.

Soon, Lockhartsteele.com was an eccentric guide to a certain New York, reflecting the author's interests and the era in which he wrote.

Walter Jon Williams notes that the standard contract language of Kindle Direct lets Amazon unilaterally change its agreement with a given author – hardly the terms of a negotiator with an author's interests at heart.

The author's interests lie in the study of ancient pictorial techniques, of engraving and in the art of restoration.

In order to produce OER it is indispensable to instruct both teachers and students in the subject of copyright protection (Tenorio, 2013) and to apply the Creative Commons licenses: the making of and an effective reutilization of these resources allows for individual creativity and the maintenance of the equilibrium between the author's interests and those of the public.