Sentence examples for continual interest from inspiring English sources

The reversal by the hospital, St. Elizabeths in Washington, followed court filings on Tuesday in which prosecutors said Mr. Hinckley had deceived his psychiatrists this spring and had "continual interest in violently themed books and music".

Almodóvar's medley of styles and genres ensured continual interest, as did the presence of Penélope Cruz, though the film remained a clever exercise rather than a drama from the heart.

Amsterdam enjoys a rich history of city development with an emphasis on social emancipation and has served as a laboratory – or as we view it – an "experimental kitchen" for continual interest in the topics of technology, sustainability, health and wellbeing.

As an important catalyst and a promising alternative of Pt-based catalysts, Pd has received continual interest in the past decades [1 4].

As LPS is present only in bacterial membranes, it has been a target of continual interest to drug discovery programs aimed at developing more efficacious antibiotics.

Though community members expressed continual interest in our traditional areas of research in communicable, maternal, neonatal and child health, they were interested in new areas such as non- communicable diseases such as diabetes and hypertension.

If Pitt's "real life" remains a subject of continual, obsessive interest, it is equaled only by the continuing commentary about his body: his muscular physique, his boyish face, the appearance or disappearance of a mustache or beard and his aging.

Industry regulator Ofwat has praised Trent and others for swallowing extra costs and passing on the benefits of continual record low interest rates  —   which were not predicted at the start of the  current regulatory period in 2010  —   to customers.

I was frightened of failing, but his continual support and interest in the work I was doing in art school, once I got started, was invaluable to me.

Moreover, as an important model bacterium for metabolism and mosquito control, the evolutionary model and systematic classification of L. sphaericus is a continual source of interest and debate.

The nature of the 'active site' remains a subject of continual fundamental and applied interest in catalysis.