Sentence examples for interested in called from inspiring English sources

The theoretical approach we are interested in, called TRIZ (the Russian acronym for Theory for Inventive Problem Solving), when translated into a methodological procedure, has not been fully formalized yet.

A ubiquitous presence on the New York stage for more than thirty years now, Greenspan has sometimes seemed more interested in calling attention to himself than in being part of anyone's ensemble.

Sahin is a diligent and tenacious politician, visibly different from her predecessors who were more interested in calling homosexuality an illness and treating women as first and foremost mothers, than in improving women's rights.

Telesocial notes that the app is good for in-game chats ("Interested in calling the person who just watered your crops in that farming game?") and call screening ("Want to screen your date with a phone call before going out with him or her – but not give out your number?") and it supports anonymous mobile-to-mobile calling.

The idea, Bernström says, will be to keep the basic VoIP API free of charge, with that service effectively aimed at those interested in calling others using the same app — for example, one early adopter is the dating app Maybe, which lets users call each other to get acquainted.

I thought it was really funny the reaction for people saying, "That's all she can do?" At the same time people don't usually listen to my words as an Indigenous woman, as a two spirit person, they are more interested in calling me disrespectful or calling me juvenile.

Joey was more interested in phone calls from the other, higher-profile universities--like West Virginia or Princeton that had taken an interest in him.

In rejecting the motion brought by the Justice Department, Vaughn R. Walker, chief judge of the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California, ruled that the government had already disclosed in broad terms whose communications it monitored, and that it was generally interested in calls between the United States and other countries.

The electorate has had enough of the continuous bickering among leaders who seem more interested in being called Signor Presidente within their own tiny party than in winning an election.

There, he wrote in his Nobel biographical sketch, a professor told him, "Martin, what you are interested in is called physics not chemistry!" In 1955 he received a doctorate in physics from Columbia University, where his mentors included II Rabi, the Nobel Prize-wining physicist.

Another policy Trump is apparently interested in is called "repatriation," an ostensible solution to the problem of companies keeping profits overseas, where they can't be taxed.