Sentence examples for interest that makes from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Westlake really means is the development in a story plot that catches your interest, that makes up your mind to continue reading a book.

It's not his "masterful" character depiction, his "sensitive curiosity" or his "infectious" interest that makes this collection "exceptional", it's his writing.

The state's lasting vulnerability "to continued efforts of corporate control to the detriment of democracy," the state Supreme Court said, provides the "compelling interest" that makes the law constitutional today.

D1 ARTS E1-8 Actofs Union ConflictheemberScreenhe Screen Actors Guild have begun legal action against the executive director of their union, Robert Pisano, saying his membership on the board of an online DVD rental company creates a conflict of interest that makes him unable to negotiate on their behalf.

Members of the Screen Actors Guild have begun legal action against the executive director of their union, Robert Pisano, saying his membership on the board of an online DVD rental company creates a conflict of interest that makes him unable to negotiate on their behalf in critical coming labor talks.

For them, capital isn't available at any rate of interest that makes sense for expansion purposes.

As always, he conveyed a genuine interest that made people open up to him; everyone was equal, no story insignificant.

Others say the relationships raise inevitable conflicts of interest that make it impossible for him to do the job properly.

There are works that do capture my interest, that make me think, that remind me of why there are still stories from that era to be told.

In an interview, Mr. Lewis said: "Mr. Brief was saddled with an enormous number of conflicts of interest that made it impossible for him to properly represent Casso.

Dr. Stiglitz explains the wealthiest Americans often pursue political policies in their own interest that make themselves wealthier but impair the future for everyone else.