Sentence examples for interest has broadened from inspiring English sources

But since the passage of the International Religious Freedom Act in 1998, in the teeth of fierce opposition from the Clinton administration, their interest has broadened to include America's policies on, among other things, sex trafficking, the civil war in Sudan, North Korea, international debt relief and AIDS.

The scope of my interests has broadened, along with my general knowledge, since my Ph.D. work on microbes that inhabit invertebrates.

By the early 80s his own interests had broadened.

Shortly before this his interests had broadened into theology and sociology; three short books, or long essays, were the result: Thoughts After Lambeth (1931), The Idea of a Christian Society (1939), and Notes Towards the Definition of Culture (1948).

He has been in love with music all his life - "He's got the High Fidelity chip embedded in his brain," says Jerry Perkins, publisher of Word magazine - but his interests have broadened along the way.

Over time, Caroline's interests have broadened to include the Elizabethan period.

The lunar landings of the Apollo program came during my high school years, by which time my interests had broadened, the hormones had started to flow, and my hope of going to Mars had already begun to collide with reality.

You didn't have to be a genius to see a lot of this coming, and regular readers of HeadButler.com will note that my interests have broadened over the last year or so to include the changes in our common reality I perceive we need to consider.

And it clearly has broadened interest in the rigorous new national standards proposed last month by the National Governors Association and a group representing state school superintendents.

However, in more recent years interest in the topic has broadened to include applying these second law methods to the field of aerodynamics and complete aerospace vehicles.

"Her point of view, knowledge and interest in community organizing has broadened the scope of our own efforts and made them more effective," Epps says of Sueko's work in consensus organizing for theater, a process that she refers to as "designing the audience".