Sentence examples for interested masses from inspiring English sources
Kickstarter provides that platform for Butera and his team to reach the potentially interested masses.
And getting the opinions of the interested masses also provides deep insight.
Yet the past five years have not left Williams abject or cowed, or much more interested in mass approval.
After the killings, police investigators discovered that Adam Lanza had written violent stories as a child and later became interested in mass murders.
While there he became interested in mass-produced graphic art and was influenced by the leading French Art Deco poster artist of the day, A.M. Cassandre, whose work was ubiquitous.
Miller was a perfectionist, more interested in mass acceptance than critical praise, and less concerned with how close his music came to a jazz ideal than with how well it connected with the listener.
It hasn't helped matters that AOL has changed strategies as often as Lady Gaga switches out sunglasses, including the much-hated "AOL Way," a leaked document that suggested that the company was far more interested in mass-produced link-bait than building and supporting unique publishing brands.
The most interested moving mass trajectories in engineering application of the issue, orbiting and rectilinear paths are investigated in numerical examples and the results for a simply supported rectangular Mindlin plate are obtained.
It is characterized by a kind of petty bourgeois subjectivism; it is seen in people whose political identity is limited to discussions and calling people out in college classes; it is not particularly interested in the masses or in social change.
"It was just clear to me that they weren't interested in doing mass care; they were interested in the illusion of mass care," says Richard Rieckenberg, a former head of mass care for the American Red Cross who oversaw aspects of the charity's response to Sandy and Isaac.
Western policy makers interested in stopping mass crimes should not overlook tools that can work.
