Sentence examples for interest a sort of from inspiring English sources

Owing to the lack of public interest, a sort of secret society of confirmation junkies carefully follows developments.

Presented in a novel, her femininity is a source of heightened moral interest, a sort of turn of the screw.

Was doting on your mother an earnest of shared interests, a sort of Masonic handshake (meaning no disrespect to Masons), a perverts' Polari for paedophilia?

Popova : If I may slightly counter that, I would argue that there's actually an enormous surge in interest in a sort of time-shifted reading — delayed and immersive reading that leaves room for deeper processing.

Following the backlash against YouTube's merging with Google+ for identity, authentication and, most recently, commenting, there's been a renewed interest in a sort of anonymous video hosting service – something like an "Imgur for video," for instance.

"He was not interested in a sort of documentary style of performance.

"He was not interested in a sort of documentary style performance.

It's not like Libya, a place where we have no vital U.S. interests, except a sort of broader regional security.

To promote happiness, a high-tech program by Macromedia was designed to help attendees find conferencegoers who shared their interests -- a sort of intellectual dating service presented in a color-coded graphic of blue and red pins that looked suspiciously like television primary coverage.

It provided a history to give you a look at who you're wandering near during the course of your day, and a list of common interests, as a sort of micro-light CRM system for being a better friend.

Then I went about pitch shifting it into a really basic kind of melody in the interest of creating a sort of repeating drone.