Sentence examples for burgeoning interests from inspiring English sources

Concerned that unenthusiastic adults might squash the burgeoning interests of a younger generation, or reinforce negative stereotypes, Aderin-Pocock is determined to challenge the dusty notions grownups hold of science – and scientists – as well.

During his time at Hearst, Kliavkoff handled interests in cable networks like ESPN, Lifetime, A&E and History while also handling television content and the company's burgeoning interests in print media.

And the burgeoning interest raises theological questions too.

But the split between his orthodoxy and his burgeoning interest in European philosophy became unbearable.

A smart kid with a burgeoning interest in Marxism, Mullan didn't fit in.

Despite this burgeoning interest, however, the upper echelons of sport is still deeply gendered.

Burgeoning interest in natural history was creating a lively market in reports and samples from the field.

The burgeoning interest in Mandarin reflects the recognition of China's emergence as an economic and political power, administrators say.

A burgeoning interest in film led him to write reviews of American and Italian genre films for the local newspaper.

I was trying at every turn to satisfy the burgeoning interest in baseball of a fast-growing boy.

Fundamental to the burgeoning interest in Hatto was awe that she could be so tirelessly productive during what should have been her retirement.