Sentence examples for interested connections from inspiring English sources

But the boards were not interested: connections was unfamiliar to them, and it was unclear why they would need both organizations.

Geomorphologists became more interested in connections between physical and biotic systems.

I'm interested in connections between the geologic and biospheric carbon cycles.

He was particularly interested in connections between ergodic theory and other areas of mathematics, especially number theory.

Goncharov himself called it his own favorite, "a rose without thorns". If you're interested in connections between literature and society — as I am — this is a book for you.

That could mean being suspicious of the curious, of those who read broadly, or of those interested in connections between events in different parts of the country or the world perhaps even those organizing protests on matters that have little to do with the war.

This workshop provided an opportunity to present module-related material to an audience of faculty and students interested in connections between biology and mathematics.

Especially notable are Paul Gerrior, as an aging civil-rights warrior, and Nick Frangione, as a lonely trick more interested in connection than sex.

Carson was particularly interested in possible connections between cancer and human exposure to pesticides.

So that's really where I became interested in the connections to Haiti.

Rylance and van Kampen had also become interested in the connections between Shakespeare and medieval mystery plays and other early British rituals.