Sentence examples for interest wrote from inspiring English sources

Presidential elections "implicate a uniquely important national interest," wrote Justice John Paul Stevens in Anderson v. Celebrezze.

"Everything that happens here is of universal interest," wrote the novelist Jorge Amado, overstating the case the way hometown boys often do, but not by much.

"A racially and ethnically diverse student body produces significant educational benefits such that diversity, in the context of higher education, constitutes a compelling governmental interest," wrote Judge Duggan, a 1986 Reagan appointee.

"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the banker, that we can expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest," wrote Smith, unaccountably failing to add: "Oh, and from my mum, who feeds me in return for not starving herself".

All cell biologists have at least "two cells of interest," wrote biologist Frederick Neidhardt of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in 1996: "the one they are studying and Escherichia coli".

Colleagues on the coasts, in government and public interest, wrote off the Tea Party as a fringe group of white racists reacting to the election of the first Black president.

[UK] This has vested interest written all over it but the claims made still seem plausible enough.

After you've identified a topic of interest, write an article critiquing or supporting a given set of ideas.

If you did not receive a Form 1098 because you paid less than $600 deductible interest, write the amount you paid on line 11.

"This argumentative response … did not seek to protect Purkey's interests," wrote Professor Tigran W Eldred in the Hofstra Law Review.

Plaintiff is the manager of those interests," wrote the Denton team.