Sentence examples for interest inspired from inspiring English sources

In a way, the interest inspired is sociological and biographical, as is so much academic attention focused on female writers.

Troie and Enéas have, moreover, a strong love interest, inspired by the Roman poet Ovid's conception of love as a restless malady.

Jones had had only a vague idea what the four words meant; Pelosi's interest inspired a rush to get legislation drafted.

Its story starts in 16th-century Europe, where intensely curious apothecaries, scholars and the odd nobleman or king began to amass hodgepodge collections of strange and beautiful objects that piqued their interest, inspired awe and demanded further study.

It is thanks in part to the determination and interest inspired by great classes and the fantastic MSCS program at Stanford.

Burke's conflicts of interest inspired a strengthening of the City's ethics laws in October 1998.

And Kristol's insistence that the "central purpose" of U.S. foreign policy should be "a world order that has been shaped, to the largest degree possible, in accord with our national interests" inspired the aggressive anticommunism of the Reagan administration and the arguably unilateralist foreign policy of the George W. Bush administration.

The look affected by film idols of the era -- Sean Connery, Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Richard Burton and even the United States president of the time, whose nautical interests inspired Tod's to introduce a handsome handmade boat shoe here named for J.F.K.'s launch, the Marlin -- owed a considerable debt to Europe's then-new breed of playboys.

The theme of pacifism thereby caught the public interest and inspired an extensive literature.

Other risers included the housebuilder Persimmon, recovering from yesterday's interest rate inspired sell-off.

That international basketball legacy the Dream Team created, the interest it inspired, will be showcased here in the United States men's final two exhibition contests before the London Games.