Sentence examples for interested in action from inspiring English sources

Economic theories of rationality, welfare, and social choice defend substantive philosophical theses often informed by relevant philosophical literature and of evident interest to those interested in action theory, philosophical psychology, and social and political philosophy.

The one thing that people seem to miss is that women with these interests are as interested in action cameras as men are.

But I'm more interested in action and results.

However to begin with, after Pat's death, he was not interested in action.

"But Bigelow, like Riefenstahl, is more interested in action – in sensation rather than relationships or psychology".

As a novelist, Robert Harris is still more interested in action than reflection, in people's outsides than their insides.

"We aren't interested in actions that result in fruitless shuffling around in the departments.

But with deflation considered the immediate crisis facing Japan, few government officials are interested in actions that would further lower prices.

She is not a psychological novelist as her near-contemporary Madame de La Fayette is, because Behn is more interested in actions than in reasons, or even in plausibility.

Sugar tells them, "I am sick and tired of all these bloody cliches – failure not an option, thinking outside the box, inside the box" before offering up one of his own: "I am interested in actions, not words".

We are particularly interested in actions of free groups on AF algebras, in which case we prove that a K-theoretic coboundary condition determines whether or not the reduced crossed product is a matricial field (MF) algebra.