Sentence examples for interested exclusively from inspiring English sources

Traditional philosophy is interested exclusively in the universal, and it is monistic its aim is to discover one principle from which everything can be derived.

Since the corporate consolidation enabled by the Telecommunications Act of 1996, country radio has been dominated by the format-homogenizing influence and right-wing politics of Clear Channel, which does its best to please a traditional base of older female listeners interested exclusively in country music.

We are interested exclusively in paraunitary filter banks, which are related to the concept of tight Gabor frames [21].

Therefore, should one be interested exclusively in targeted therapy for uveal melanoma, data must be ordered by column "Notes": this way the information contained in this column is rearranged in the alphabetical order and data on uveal melanoma will appear towards the end of the database as a sequence of rows tagged by the expression "Uveal melanoma" written in the column "Notes".

Finally, covalently bound ligands are discarded, as we are interested exclusively in side-chain movements upon binding as a result of non-bonded interactions.

But he soon became exclusively interested in "all things audio-visual," he said.

The Haqqanis, too, are exclusively interested in their homeland, not global jihad, and will discard anyone who interferes in their lives.

He's solely and exclusively interested in the bottom line.

However, it appears from the writings of Plato, as well as those of the historian Xenophon and the comic poet Aristophanes, that Socrates was almost exclusively interested in ethics.

Although Qualcomm also said it intends to provide "digital pen/stylus reference designs" to help accelerate adoption of EPOS' ultrasound technology across "consumer, enterprise and education" markets — so it's clearly not exclusively interested in gesture-based input mechanisms.

The Accademia dei Lincei, founded in 1603, on the other hand, was exclusively interested in the sciences: as their statute dictated, the Lincei had no interest in any controversy which was not scientific or mathematical, and they avoided involvement in political matters.