Sentence examples for interested in elements from inspiring English sources
Leighton, a veteran retailer who helped turn round Asda in the 90s, is one of a number of potential bidders interested in elements of BHS.
Was there a sense that key ideas had come together in the creation of The Refusal of Time? "I was asked by a Paris institution whether I was interested in elements of science and I said I wasn't," he recalls.
The United States has responded coolly to the proposal in the past, but Ms. Lagarde said, "I'm sure the U.S. is interested in elements of the reform with a view to having a better balance between the dollar and other currencies".
We eliminated structure alignments in which two matching structures had identical sequences, as we were interested in elements conserved on the structure level in this study, and it was not possible to differentiate structure conservation from sequence conservation for those alignments.
His pictures both are and are not a romance with the past: although Lo Calzo doesn't ignore the degradations and sorrows of history, he's more interested in the elements that make up the strange in the familiar, and how those elements amount to a society.
I was more interested in the element of time and aging and the cycle of life".
Mr. Klein seemed interested in embodying everyday elements of dressing: the cotton camp shirt, now with longer sleeves, or a cotton pullover vest that evoked a sweatshirt.
"They don't just explore Western things, though, they are interested in exploring Chinese elements as well," said P. T. Black of Jigsaw International, a Shanghai-based market research firm.
As an artist and a curator, he is particularly interested in the surreal elements of everyday life, and he has taken a playful approach to the art he has chosen for the show.
Angela Bourke, author of "The Burning of Bridget Cleary," is a senior lecturer at University College, Dublin, who is especially interested in the folklore elements of the case, and in the psychological and social implications of believing in fairies at the turn of the 20th century.
Systematic observation and open-ended interview responses indicate that museum visitors were engaged by and interested in the exhibit elements and content.
