Sentence examples for conduit of interest from inspiring English sources
A number of the previously offered explanations for the hiccup suggest the trachea as the conduit of interest, but this seems unlikely.
The political party system still dominates American politics, but the two major parties do a poor job of pulling us together or linking the people with their government; instead, they too often serve the interests of partisan hackdom and as conduits of special interest money and influence.
Perhaps the greatest change which occurred in European culture between the French Revolution and the Battle of Waterloo was that the individual ceased to be of interest merely as an embodiment of general human characteristics, but became, instead, a conduit for new ideas about what human nature was.
His main academic interest — the flow of history through the conduit of Christianity — also attested to his expatriate status as both a critic and a Jew.
Where countries have side-stepped the trade agreements in the interests of public health, the outcome has been legal reprisals by patent owners through the conduit of international agreements [ 9].
"A conduit of communication.
McKellen is also a conduit of history.
His main academic interest the flow of history through the conduit of Christianity also attested to his expatriate status as both a critic and a Jew.
Syria is a major conduit of arms to Hezbollah.
Matz considers himself a humble conduit of a collective experience.
"O solemn body of steel, mighty conduit of transport," he began.
