Sentence examples for create new interest from inspiring English sources

I have no doubt that's going to create new interest for people to see what this human-machine interaction can produce.

Google's effort could create new interest in millions of out-of-print books, which would be made available at no cost at public libraries.

New energy technologies also create new interest groups that can help keep policy makers focused on controlling emissions when voters' minds drift.

As patients become less focused on the past, they are helped to think about the future and to create new interests and relationships.

Participants emphasised that the SAFRI experience had promoted their personal growth as researchers and academics, while also affording them opportunities to create new interests.

But with the energy crisis creating new interest in coal, these are boom times in coal country.

This has created new interest in alternate power sources and internal-combustion engine refinements that previously were not close to being economically feasible.

The war on terrorism creates new interest in national service; Senators John McCain and Evan Bayh have a proposal to expand it that could take off if Mr. Bush endorsed it.

He encouraged the use of chiaroscuro, brilliant palettes, Western spatial perspective, and dramatic atmospherics, and these techniques were indeed effective in creating new interest in the previously moribund forms of traditional Kanō painting.

He said Mr. Glenn's return to space had created new interest in science, but he said that his agency had no interest "in getting attention just to get more money". He added, "It's our hope and dream that the same excitement prevails" for future projects.

And the Future Quest comic series meanwhile is creating new interest, energizing existing fans and bringing new fans on board.