Sentence examples for interest in presents from inspiring English sources

Kummerow has little interest in presents.

I think it built up in me an interest in presenting television programmes, too.

(At least one producer has expressed interest in presenting it Off Broadway).

So is Ms. Brook's interest in presenting these five women as sexual objects, however strong and wise.

Mr. Lombardi's interest in presenting pure information qualified him as a Conceptual artist, but in many ways he was an investigative reporter after the fact.

And he has paid attention to those who will implement the initiative — and who have a vested interest in presenting its best case to the public.

Mortimer has expressed an interest in presenting documentaries, but has glumly mused that such gigs may be saved for Oxbridge types.

As he progressed from occasional conductor to music director and his career otherwise flourished, Mr. Davies never lost interest in presenting the broadest spectrum of new music imaginable.

Meanwhile technological innovations and the visual art world's growing interest in presenting and collecting performance are shifting perceptions and stirring debate about preservation.

The £1.2bn savings figures is based on rough, self-reported estimates by councils who (in theory) have a financial interest in presenting optimistic assessments of their own TFP performances (they get paid by the number of families they "turn around").

The stand-up's estimable father, Ron - he really is a chip off the old block - said his son had no interest in presenting the main Big Brother show.