Sentence examples for interested in documents from inspiring English sources

Novaya Gazeta reported that investigators involved in the search were interested in documents relating to another bank, Rossiysky Kapital.

Now, Mr. Zagar said, inspectors are much more interested in documents -- blueprints, drawings, photographs, flight manuals, chemical data -- that might be carried by terrorists.

People close to the investigation said that prosecutors were particularly interested in documents known as side letters, confidential addenda to commercial contracts that are widely used in business for a variety of reasons, including keeping sensitive details from competitors.

For example, scientists studying plants may be more interested in documents on, e.g. Arabidopsis thaliana, than those on human.

Now we are mildly interested in documents that we did not know existed before.

Mr Phillipson is more interested in documenting Smith's influences than in exploring his influence.

I'm interested in documenting history, but ultimately my plays are about being an individual.

"I am interested in documenting the Portuguese fishing community in New England, and the Rastafarians in Jamaica," he said.

He was not interested in documenting, but in making images that were "a psychological imprint" of what he was looking at.

Ms. Young is not interested in documenting Washington's actual life but in reframing it through her lens of pop songs, explicit sex scenes, monologues and tap dances.

Now, however, family members and friends paint a portrait of a man less focused on the day-to-day back-and-forth in Washington and one more interested in documenting his years of service in a memoir and navigating life with his new pump.