Sentence examples for dominating interest in from inspiring English sources

76. "Instruction … creates powerful and dominating interest in nature and in human nature, especially the latter; … instruction which, by the creation of an apperception organ, replaces sensualism by a sensibility to higher things" (Hayward 1907: 57).

Teeth are a transatlantic threesome who have a dominating interest in pizza and aliens and make the kind of noisy, abrasive, tuneful electronic music that would soundtrack the Battle Royale arcade game perfectly if anyone ever got round to making it.

Despite the wide and multifarious distribution of chitin in Metazoa, its role in shaping the fungal cell wall (Yarden and Yanofsky 1991; Bowman and Free 2006) and the consequent implications for host infection has dominated interest in this molecule (Bowman and Free 2006).

Labour has been dominating media interest in who will succeed Boris Johnson as London's mayor for the simple reason that no other party has yet set about choosing a candidate - at least, not so anyone can see.

Long before oil dominated western interest in the Middle East, these exotic goods lured English traders into the Ottoman empire.

People often complain that the national debate on higher education is unfairly dominated by interest in entry to these two universities.

I have an ugly feeling that Diana's relationships with unsuitable men might have dominated media interest in her in the years following her divorce from Prince Charles, but would that have lost her the position as "the people's princess" and "queen of our hearts"?

In Cuba, ideological fervor dominated philosophical interest in logic and science at public centers in the 1950s and 1960s.

The objectives of experiments, apart from virtually all being concerned with crop yield under intercropping, were dominated by interest in management methods affecting intercropping benefit, with concerns about the economic analysis of intercropping benefits and of the sustainability of tested systems and in the mechanisms underlying intercropping effects.

Following decades when the focus has been dominated by interest in mutations in oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes as drivers of autonomous cancer cell growth, a resurgence of interest in cancer cell metabolism has partly arisen from observations that many of these oncogenes and tumour suppressor genes actually control elements of the metabolic switch that has to occur in cancer cells.

Sanders dominated in online interest in Google searches throughout the debate as well.