Sentence examples for interested once again from inspiring English sources

'Modern architecture is interested once again in decoration,' he says.

While Samsung seemed more interested (once again) in persuading CES attendees of the merits of internet0connected kitchen appliances, its 1TB SSD is fast, capacious and smaller than a credit card.

After attempting to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2003, Casden is reportedly interested once again in purchasing the Major League Baseball franchise from embattled owner Frank McCourt; he is one of a handful of billionaires said to be bidding on the team.

"I'm interested (once again) to see the objection made by the opponents without pointing to a specific example — much less, a systemic problem that exists in the big states that currently have Marsy's Law," he said in an email to Stateline.

And now, taken a little out of myself, I can also see and feel compassion for other people's struggles, am interested once again in their stories.

I am interested that, once again, government appears to have thrown a lifeline to Lord Carter of Coles, who, in addition to reporting on Wembley Stadium, the public/private finance initiative, offender management (pdf) and legal aid, has now been charged with examining the prison system.

This makes him appear romantically interested in Ann once again.

But those moments are few and far between, at least in early episodes, which seem more interested in proving once again that people are people no matter what the century or how true the script is to the time period.

In response to Mr Markov and to Mrs Ayala, I will state that the study on the use of small lorries is under way, that we envisage a meeting taking place this year with all of the interested parties and, once again, that we are going to increase the coordination between these texts and the directive on drivers' working time.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are neither an empire nor, apparently, all that self-interested, as they once again traded away their best player.

We are once again interested in tinkering under the bonnet, and this will lead to a wave of innovative and individually created innovations.