Sentence examples for interest to which from inspiring English sources

The public interest to which he dedicated his life ended with questions about his private interests.

Sir James denies that DJG's UK tax bill was 'slashed' by payments of interest to which the Guardian referred.

An arrangement generally has a dominant area or centre of visual interest to which the eye returns after examining all aspects of the arrangement.

Mr. Monk starts with a street map of his area of interest to which he adds little plaques of color lettered with information and connected, with a line of the same color, to the relevant point on the map.

However, on any construction of the Editors' Code of Conduct, those facts alone cannot justify the persistent and intrusive level of press interest to which she has been subjected, nor can it justify the publication of private information without regard to the public interest or the consequences of publication.

One answer is: not very muchHence, for those in the administration who do not seek European help in the war on terror, the question is not, "Do we have a community of interest?" (to which the answer is obviously Yes), but "What would Europeans do differently if we ignored them?" And their answer seems to be: not very much.

Only with these reforms, he insists, will women come to escape the pull of vanity and self-interest, to which they are doomed in the present, and come to respond to the demands of justice and positive law.

The strategy was to stimulate questions, curiosity, doubts, and interests to which evolutionary theory could then provide a satisfying answer.

One approach holds that psychological attributes confer moral status by virtue of the interests to which they give rise.

But one nagging question remains: What about the appreciation in the value of the interests to which the retiring workers have contributed much and the new workers nothing?

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