It is a great interest of this subject (see, e.g., papers [20 24] where a lot of interesting facts complementing this paper can be found).
The great interest of these books when they first appeared had to do with Ms Gordon's refusal to take Eliot's stern emphasis on artistic "impersonality" at face value.
I read with great interest of the "discovery" of Tintoretto's "Raising of Lazarus" at the Wernersville Novitiate ["A Tintoretto Reappears in Rural Pennsylvania" by Ken Shulman, July 23].
The gap between this view and that of romanticized conservation is the one Packer inhabits, and the great interest of his book is in watching him careen between the two.
I had the privilege of working with foundations like the Rockefeller Foundation, who were among the first foundations to work in China in the post-war period — so China became a great interest of mine.
Mr. Garrison, who had been a director of "Your Show of Shows," read with great interest of the discovery of 137 scripts for the show among Max Liebman's papers at City Center.
Where Mandanipour's love story fails to generate any great interest of its own, the two young actors in "Through the Olive Trees" are utterly solid and realized; and, paradoxically, their solidity is not softened by Kiarostami's postmodern self-consciousness but magically enhanced by it.
It has attracted great interest of researchers.
Moreover, a great interest of this solution is cosimulation possibilities.
The anti-adhesive surfaces have always aroused great interest of worldwide scientists and engineers.
Car-following models are always of great interest of traffic engineers and researchers.
