Sentence examples for interest notably from inspiring English sources

She was still giving off signs of interest, notably showing him pictures of her dogs.

Prestigious musicians began to take an interest – notably the composer, brass player and musicologist Gunther Schuller, and John Lewis, the pianist-leader of the Modern Jazz Quartet.

And housing markets where borrowers can deduct large amounts of mortgage interest, notably the United States, suffer similar distortions, with predictably troublesome results.

About 1869 she became interested in the movement for woman suffrage, and many of her stories after that date reflect that interest, notably those collected in A Daring Experiment (1892).

There is a lot of running around, a lot of falling, a lot of swirling and very occasional moments of dance interest (notably a knee-knocking female solo), and none of it is sustained long enough to make much of an impression.

Tissue-engineering strategies involving the combination of cells, scaffolding biomaterials and bioactive agents have been of interest notably for the repair of damaged articular cartilage.

Grand jury secrecy often protects important interests, notably the reputations of people under investigation.

But the Democrats are still a coalition of interests, notably African-Americans, labor, feminists and all-purpose liberals.

States with big coal interests, notably Wyoming, Kentucky and West Virginia, are set to lead the effort to derail them.

At the same time we also have control of our vital national interests, notably our currency, borders, national security, defence, foreign affairs and justice.

Musial stepped down from the post after the season to pursue his business interests, notably the St . Louisrestaurant popularly known as Stan and Biggie's.