Sentence examples for interested aspect from inspiring English sources

It is the contextual conditions (for enhancing social acceptance) in which we are especially interested (aspect a).

Finally, he highlighted a few interested aspects of Facebook's seemingly unsubstantial "poke" feature.

Let us start with the most cynical and self-interested aspects – UK research councils (and plenty of others around the world) now expect researchers to produce scientific outreach work as part of their research.

"[Y]ou really have to get down to the specifics of marrying the spending to the Kochs' agenda, which when people are told about it, isn't popular, and to the self-interested aspects of how the political change they are trying to make benefits their bottom line," said Brock.

At Abu Ghraib, Colonel Jordan seemed interested in aspects of the prison that fell outside his jurisdiction.

In the later 1980s Laslett became interested in aspects of the ageing process.

Only three appear interested in aspects of the game itself: Benny Andrews, with his studies of football coaches and players; Lance Richbourg, whose paintings stop the action on the baseball field; and João Penalva, who uses video close-ups of a gymnast to emphasize the physical and psychological rigors of a highly formalized test of athletic skill.

I was interested in aspects of brain function, but I wanted to move in a more biochemical direction instead of just being, as I like to say, "at the back end of an electrode".

Matt Powner: We're interested in aspects of development all the way to a protocell.

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Nurses appear not to be very interested in aspects of functional integration that nevertheless affect organizational factors (economic, political, technical, and legal) and could have an impact on the provision of patient-family centered care.