Sentence examples for interested in imitating from inspiring English sources

Harris, however, came up with an opposite thesis--that adolescents are more interested in imitating and learning from their peer groups rather than their parents.

What's odd about it is that while you can certainly sense the joy that this fellow, Richard Garriott, feels in achieving a lifelong dream, you're unlikely to be interested in imitating him.

As the boom in TV standup took hold it was perhaps not entirely surprising to find a generation of ambitious performers more interested in imitating Michael McIntyre than Mark Thomas.

In his witness statement Abramovich – whose fortune is put at $13.4bn – says he was surprised at Berezovsky's "extravagant lifestyle" in the 1990s, asserting he was "never interested in imitating this".

Both architects have been labelled "organic", which means to say their work is short on straight lines and right angles, but both were less interested in imitating natural forms than divining their essential structures.

And that potentially opens the door to a range of new technologies.For decades, scientists have been interested in imitating the way in which the nose detects compounds.

The way I saw it, she had a way of talking about things as though she wasn't really interested in them but rather imitating the kind of person who was.

Be interested in their interests.

I've also heard the theory that children imitate animals and are interested in them because they are much simpler than humans.

Not in imitating it but in watching how it operates.

He was as interested in geography as in history and his many historical atlases are strikingly original and have often been imitated.