Sentence examples for interest sharpened from inspiring English sources

"If Woolas did what they say, telling lies in his leaflets, then I condemn him," said Naeem Butt, a 30-year-old machine operator whose political interest sharpened abruptly after he lost his job in nearby Ashton-under-Lyne three weeks ago.

The method includes region of interest sharpening of PIB images using each subject's MRI.

The method includes partial volume correction and region of interest sharpening of PIB PET images using each subject's spatially registered MRI.

These estimates indicate that a realistic screen for dominant enhancer and suppressor alleles of the overdistributed Min phenotype must involve either preselection of kindreds of interest or sharpening the Apc Min phenotype (Newton and Hastie 2006).

So I'd say there is absolutely compelling evidence in neuroscience that people change dramatically, they tend to evolve, our interests sharpen, our confidence generally improves.

But they acknowledge that the recession has sharpened interest in generating revenue.

She said that the controversy had only sharpened interest in the countries he was visiting, and that some talks were already booked to capacity.

In other cases, I have found my interest in books sharpened or piqued by writers willing to go the extra mile for fans who have turned out.

At the firm's Sutton Place location in New York City, guests who are interested in sharpening their comedic skills, for example, can participate in a comedy and improv workshop.

More interested in sports than in studying, Miller got into the University of Michigan, where he began writing plays and sharpened his interest in radical politics — an interest that would lead to his testimony before the House Un-American Actinities Committee in 1956.

When asked whether his own heritage had sharpened his interest in this theme, Mr. Audiard arched his eyebrow and smiled.