Sentence examples for interest attached to from inspiring English sources
Greater interest attached to the ideas that Hilbert and his school began to advance.
They want to go out and feel like there's a certain elegance or interest attached to it, and the new cinema in Pleasantville is capitalizing on that".
It was good to have the works repeated, while special interest attached to the hearing of them under the bâton of the composer himself.
On November 18th, the country's highest court of appeal ruled that the fixed rate of interest attached to a bank mortgage contracted in 1993 was usurious according to legislation enacted in March 1996.
The New Yorker, July 10 , 1926 P. 7Painted stone carving so rare in this country special interest attached to Eugene Tami's color scheme for 16 c ields which from the frieze in Baptistry of the Cathedral of St John the Divine.
Hence, these mutant enzymes, LctM-R399M and LctM-T405A, were envisioned to be potentially useful as kinases that could phosphorylate peptides of interest attached to the C-terminus of the leader peptide of LctA.
Neither the process of production or that of distribution is linked to specific economic interests attached to the possession of goods; but every single step in that process is geared to a number of social interests..
Although little has survived, very great interest attaches to the fragments of cotton textiles recovered at Mohenjo-daro.
More literary interest attaches to the fourth Veda (1200 bc), the Atharvaveda (an atharvan was a special priest), which contains hymns, incantations, and many magic charms.
No special interest attaches to the hitoe kimono worn under the itsutsu-ginu or to the kosode worn next to the body, but the divided skirt (naga-bakama) that completes the costume is an extremely picturesque garment.
Less interest attaches to Jaina canonical works, which were written in an adapted and stabilized literary dialect called Ardhamāgadhī (Semi-Māgadhī, Māgadhī being the dialect of the ancient kingdom of Magadha, in present day Bihār).
