Sentence examples for interested in notes from inspiring English sources

"Your child will tell you, either directly or indirectly, what he or she is interested in," notes Dr. Damman, "and if you're really listening you can follow up with a discussion of how to peruse their interests.

For instance, physicians were not generally interested in notes describing that a lab test had been sent to an external laboratory, or in letters to patients reminding them of a forthcoming encounter.

"The characters aren't so important here, really, but they help break up the technical and historical information about space travel that he seems most interested in," noted Power.

For all the unhinged talk about the UN Migration Compact, few seem interested in noting that international agreements all operate on the honour system and is in no way binding on Canadian law.

Exclusively 'claiming' impact ignores the complexities and reality of scientific research and we are more interested in noting our contribution alongside others and learning from this.

What things are you interested in?(note: don't add something like "besides sex... ....... This is also accusatory, and this is a turn-off.

"It's the device you've got closest to hand — your phone, basically — is what we're interested in," he notes, adding: "Readbug is available on iPad but it's definitely not as interesting to us".

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I am not interested in one note, I am interested in layers.

Sachs had always been interested in astrology, noting that he had overlooked the fact that Bardot and he had incompatible star signs when they married.

Though economic growth has eluded Detroit in recent decades, "you still have the masses of working communities, the people that Rivera was so interested in," she noted.