Sentence examples for interested in the work of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "interested in the work of" is correct and can be used in written English
For example, "He was very interested in the work of the local conservation society."
3. The store owner heads to Skitsch (Via Monte di Piet?11; skitsch.it) for interesting lamps and furniture -- she's particularly interested in the work of Alessandra Baldereschi and Pagani Perversi.
He is particularly interested in the work of Goya.
Brauer then became interested in the work of Georg Frobenius, who had introduced group characters in 1896.
One reason may have been that L.B.J. wasn't as interested in the work of M.I.T. scientists as Kennedy had been.
He is remains deeply interested in the work of his predecessors, and full of lateral thoughts about them.
Always interested in the work of ancient peoples, Mr. Emmerich mounted insightful exhibitions of pre-Columbian art and classical antiquities.
Curious, willing to think outside the box, he inevitably became interested in the works of the baseball statistician Bill James.
Anatoli was especially interested in the works of the 12th-century Arab physician Averroës' and translated some of them from the Arabic.
While western studies have tended to focus on books that were clandestine, banned, confiscated, or smuggled out of the USSR, Westerman (once a student of hydraulic engineering) is more interested in the works of converts, hangers-on, backsliders and doubters.
A new drive has begun to get more young people interested in the works of Shakespeare.
Although he was not much influenced by new developments in music, Poulenc was always keenly interested in the works of younger generations of composers.
