Sentence examples for be of equal interest from inspiring English sources
As might be expected in so wide-ranging a series, not all of these essays will be of equal interest to every reader.
How Trump responds to Abe – the first head of government to gain an audience with him – will be of equal interest, given the importance Japan attaches to respectful behaviour and correct protocol.
Paul's book is structured around the nine months of her own pregnancy, but Groopman — a professor at Harvard Medical School and author of the best seller "How Doctors Think" — insists it should be of equal interest to readers whose own baby clothes were blue.
The results of the work presented in this paper will be of equal interest to researchers attempting to enhance the features of Rkt and the group of researchers looking for the adoption of Rkt containers in high performance environments.
This approach may also be the best method for environmental assessment where the potential diversity is beyond that of even generalists and all domains of life may be of equal interest.
Recorded brilliantly (at Angel Studios), not all the six longish tracks are of equal interest, but it's powerful stuff.
The Shijing ("Classic of Poetry") is of equal interest, for it consists of the texts of 305 songs that are dated from the 10th to the 7th century bce.
The narrator sets himself up as our guide, offering little lectures on the scenery and exploring the innermost thoughts of the characters, as if both were of equal interest and transparency.
The Gender Matters taskforce chair, Deanne Weir, said she sees a future in which stories about women, told by women, are of equal interest to all audiences, leading to more diversity and richness on Australian screens.
