Sentence examples for death interest from inspiring English sources

Seventy-five yeafterfter Gurney's death, interest has never been greater.

Almost 28 years after his death, interest in Presley seems bigger among advertisers and media companies than it was during his life.

Twenty years after his death, interest in Mieczysław Weinberg's music is burgeoning, thanks to standard-bearers such as violinist Linus Roth, who, having recorded almost all of Weinberg's works for violin with either piano or orchestra, now tackles the three solo violin sonatas.

Since Rand's death, interest in her work has gradually increased.

After Morris's death interest in his poems began to fade, but a few enthusiasts for Sigurd the Volsung continued to speak out in its favour.

After John Bunny's death, interest in his films led Vitagraph in 1917 to announce the re-release of this film (retitled A Sure Cure for Pokeritis), along with many of his other works, as "Favorite Film Features".

When a death interests me, I want to know whoever it is from the inside out.

When a crime or a death interests me, I go after it full force.

Since 'near-miss' is somewhat more frequent than maternal deaths, interest has grown in using it as an indicator of the quality of obstetric care [ 5].

The number and species of dead birds examined each month varied, reflecting seasonal changes in local avian abundance and deaths, interest of the local citizens in reporting dead birds, winter bird migration into the region, and limits in our ability to process samples.

I find his decision so momentous because I see it as the first time in my knowledge that a medical professional body has been forced to put the life-and-death interests of their patients above their own convenience.