Sentence examples for interested in learning from from inspiring English sources

It's not clear whether Ms. Twain, an accidental narcissist, is interested in learning from these encounters.

Successful programs have already been started around Venice and North Hollywood, and museum officials say they are interested in learning from the community how to serve it best.

TO be sure, the F.B.I. hasn't always seemed particularly interested in learning from the C.I.A. -- which may have contributed to some of its recent problems.

The increasingly hysterical conservative reactions to Pope Francis are based on the perfectly reasonable fear that something like this is bound to happen if he goes on talking as if he were a human being, interested in learning from other people.

If you are interested in learning from our entrepreneurial mistakes, you may wish to read the post-mortem on our blog.

Rebtel considers itself to be one of the biggest threats to the Skype empire, so I was interested in learning from the company's CEO, Andreas Bernstrom, how they felt about Microsoft acquiring their main rival for $8.5 billion in cash.

Black, who says he is interested in learning lessons from British cycling as well as cricket to propel athletics forward, has a close relationship with many of Britain's star athletes.

I ask why Clinton needed this server in my latest YouTube segment, and I'm especially interested in learning why from Hillary supporters.

During this phase, they were also interested in learning more from others who had a similar experience.

If you are interested in learning about wine from a book you can carry around with you and not worry about spilling wine on, this may be the way to go.

The fact that Iraq isn't even an issue in the G.O.P. primary race tells you that the American public, or at least G.O.P. voters, aren't interested in learning any lessons from the Iraq debacle.