Sentence examples for interested in concepts from inspiring English sources

INTROVERTED: Interested in concepts and impressions; likes privacy.

From zones of proximal development to early cognitive development, I became interested in concepts I hadn't considered since leaving university.

I am really interested in concepts related to "group flow" and the dynamics that enable it.

For somebody who spends much of this book excoriating novelists who glorify violence, Mr. Koontz remains awfully interested in concepts like arson, waterboarding and castration.

"A group of faculty came together and are interested in concepts expanding the possibilities" of living around the MIT community, said Provost Robert A. Brown.

Smithson was also interested in concepts of entropy how energy gets dispersed in nature from the orderly to the disorderly over time and he saw that as a metaphor for a philosophical orientation to life.

I'm interested in changing concepts of health and disease and how different social movements and political forces impact those concepts.

Our paper should be of interest to the planner of a surface transportation system, or those interested in nodal concepts such as gateways and transport geography.

That is because I'm interested in basic concepts and principles.

The book is also beneficial to anyone interested in the concepts and theories associated with the organization of knowledge.

"I was very interested in the concepts and the excitement of learning and discovery, but I found doing bench work rather tedious".