Sentence examples for interested in questions of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kliment was more interested in questions of social justice and practicality in architecture than in cutting-edge design.

Though the movie's ostensible subject is the politics of race, Bissell seems to be more interested in questions of class.

Anyone interested in questions of pedagogy, racism, and incarceration in America, not to mention literary criticism, will be enthralled by this book.

This case can be used both by those interested in questions of inter-agency cooperation and rivalry and those interested in the impact and utility of new technologies.

"These complaints are prepared ahead of time and the initiators of such actions are not at all interested in questions of objectivity and the lawfulness of what has happened".

Sutcliff here, as in her later books on Roman Britain that spiral out of The Eagle (The Lantern Bearers and Sword at Sunset, both also wonderful stories) is greatly interested in questions of identity.

Interested primarily in questions of foreign policy and military leadership, he paid too little attention to domestic affairs to understand the nationalities problem in all its gravity.

I am an historian of modern (Soviet) Russia interested in questions at the intersections of business, energy, and the environment.

Le Guin is much more subtle and ambiguous than that, more interested in questions than answers and aware of what a Gethenian mystic with the gift of foresight calls "the perfect uselessness of knowing the answer to the wrong question".

He is particularly interested in foundational questions of understanding what types of learning problems have—and do not have—computationally efficient algorithms.

But Mr. Blaemire and Mr. Gardiner are more interested in probing questions of identities in flux and the strength of friendships based on being outcasts together.