Sentence examples for interested in forms from inspiring English sources

Through Credit Card Curation I became interested in forms of micro-curation, and the implant curatorial developed off of this concept.

"Some artists are now more interested in forms, shapes and colors that elicit a 'Wow, look at that.' They're less intellectual, maybe, but they're getting more beautiful.

For those who in the long history of Matisse and Picasso and Rothko are more interested in forms and colors than actual subjects, a series of graphic prints offer a modern, pastel take.

The results are consistent with previous studies that show that Japanese individuals are more interested in forms of CAM such as pain relief pads and massage, than in mind-body forms of CAM like relaxation and meditation.

Feminists who argue for the epistemic relevance of the identity of knowers, however, are interested in forms of knowing for which it is questionable whether a differently located knower could have the same experience.

"We're interested in forms of currency and money," Wilson said, highlighting in particular the way that there are still a lot of areas where companies can come in to bring down the costs of taking money from one place to the other.

Plainly he's interested in form.

As his brother once put it: 'Hugo's more interested in form than in fact.

Thomas Paine and Samuel Adams lacked the constructive ideas that appealed to those interested in forming a new government.

After Hitler took power in 1933, Dix became more interested in form: once he was cut off from the world, art became an end in itself.

Mr. Kaul of Hanover said that dot-coms were now more interested in forming partnerships with catalog companies than luring away their employees.