Sentence examples for interest has remained from inspiring English sources

Well, that interest has remained with me, and led me, like Chardin's cat, to pounce on a special exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art devoted to another French eighteenth-century painter: "Watteau, Music, and Theatre" (on view through Nov. 29).

In the subsequent months, interest has remained high for Chrome OS, but about all we've seen is what the OS's browser may look like.

As such it is necessary for the pupil to advance to a more perfect state of systematic and aesthetic completeness.[73] Thus by promoting interest and many-sidedness, education primes the pupil for action (PS: 181).[74] Thus far, "interest" has remained quite abstract: it is, in nuce, a questing openness towards certain objects, leading to action.

Despite widespread attention in cognitive science and artificial intelligence to Heidegger's work, this interest has remained largely conceptual and no effort has been made to put Heidegger's theory in an experimental framework.

Until recently, the identification of the causative genetic variants involved in the phenotypes of interest has remained a difficult task.

I think my interests have remained the same.

In the past 30 years, our standards for "special interests" have remained constant while the academic profile of the student body as a whole has grown even stronger.

While in the UK the student body has also become undoubtedly more diverse, the staff and therefore academic interests have remained overwhelmingly exclusive and white.

Page C1 Sports NEW LIGHT ON THE BREADTH OF A BUSINESS EMPIRE Over the 30 years that Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz have owned part or all of the Mets, their other business interests had remained largely out of view.

In recent years, general surgery and surgical subspecialty residency interests have remained somewhat static among medical students, casting some doubt on recruitment of the best students.

Despite those changes, one thing has stayed the same: moneyed interests have remained able to spend tens of millions of dollars on elections without having to publicly reveal who is doing the spending.