Sentence examples for bring more interest from inspiring English sources

-Are your recollections clear or will you need to embellish details in order to bring more interest to the story?

"Well, someone other than Chrissie is going to win Ironman this year, and that's only going to bring more interest to her comeback".

After a decade of concentrating on Iraq and Afghanistan, the United States will now carry out an Asia Pacific policy of "three mores," General Dempsey said, bringing more interest, more engagement and more quality assets to the region.

A strong tie usually elicits tight cultural constraints and in return brings more interest to those who obey.

He was not profane, he was not unprofessional, and in many ways he brought more interest to the Islanders brand than any other media source short of Newsday or MSG Network.

For many buyers, interest begins during a stay at the hotel; naturally, Punta Mita's marketing group hopes that more hotel rooms will bring more interested buyers.

"There's a real buzz and I hope it will bring more public interest and help people see what a fabulous sport this is".

We join her as she prepares to present this work to a company that has expressed interest in her talents--enough interest to bring more than a dozen of their scientists into the meeting room that day.

For Sarah Jacobson, the food studies program at the University of New Hampshire, called EcoGastronomy, was a way to bring more relevance to her interests in nutrition and sustainable food systems.

They are often seen carrying PCs or tablets, suggesting an interest in bringing more internet to Cuba.

But I sure know this: It is overwhelmingly in Israel's interest to bring more diplomatic imagination and energy to ending this Gaza siege.