Sentence examples for interested about issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. LaHood describes himself as highly interested about issues relating to high-speed rail, and he has been a cheerleader for the administration's "green" transportation initiatives, like bicycle paths and streetcars.

Those audiences have tended to be knowledgeable about the issue and more interested about the issue in the first place because of their underlying values.

Every campaign involves a dialogue between candidates for office and interested individuals or groups about issues of importance to them; that is in furtherance of democracy, not a corruption of it.

If you're interested in issues about the relationship between logic and language, you might want to take a class in philosophy of language.

Originally from San Antonio, Texas, she is interested in reporting and storytelling about issues that affect underrepresented communities.

But these days, Ms. Gregoire said, even men in their 80s and 90s, Republicans and Democrats, are more interested in speaking with her about issues than about her gender.

The problem, one I would call "political," is that in the digital universe not all citizens can or want to actively inform themselves about issues they are interested in, or which are of interest to their community.

Finally, hedonic benefits of VCEs may originate from pleasant experiences in conversing with one another about common interested focal issues [34], or the problem solving ability may also be a source of mental stimulation that forms another type of hedonic benefits [6].

By ESTHER WOJCICKI When students have an opportunity to write about issues of importance to them, they become interested in writing.

I was attracted by the science, but I was also interested by issues the paper tacitly raises about the role of theory in biology.

"I am far less interested in people having the right answer than in their thinking about issues the right way," Golub told us.