Sentence examples for critical interests from inspiring English sources

"There is no doubt that the training exercises serve critical interests.

Her critical interests encompass methodological and historiographical issues in modern constructions of the field of Islamic art.

Britain, France, Italy and others in Europe perceived critical interests in the Libyan crisis and pushed for action, which the United States eventually supported.

Dworkin distinguishes between what he calls "experiential" and "critical" interests (Dworkin 1993, 201-08).

Similarly, according to Dworkin, it makes sense to satisfy a formerly competent person's critical interests, such as the interest in avoiding the indignity of dementia, for her sake, even if she has ceased to understand those critical interests now.

Some details of the final schedule will be based upon the subject areas, technical, and critical interests of the group members selected through the application process.

The boundaries of form were of critical interest to them.

There is renewed critical interest in novelist William Golding (1911-1993).

Caldwell's later novels attracted little critical interest.

Bowker has relatively little critical interest in what Joyce was up to as a writer.

There was a market out there; there was also, apparently, critical interest.