Sentence examples similar to interested terms from inspiring English sources

Yet rather than carve out a vision for commercial users that was different or distinct from everyday individual users, Zuckerberg recast all users in economic and self-interested terms.

We also find that Social Darwinism, interpreted in brutal, strictly self-interested terms, is counter-productive, and based on a simplistic misinterpretation of evolutionary theory.

When investors were interested, the terms were terrible.

I was also just interested, in terms of Lady Bird, in the way she's always looking at the fancier houses and the girls who have more.

As such, of the five stocks most recently highlighted, Lance is the one that interested short-term traders should continue to consider.

In those days, Lowell House women were not interested in long term or short term romantic relationships.

Parents are often more interested in short-term results than long-term results.

Music interested them in terms extrinsic to itself, in its observable effects; in its connections with dance, religious ritual, or festive rites; because of its alliance with words; or for some other extramusical consideration.

At the same time, I am really interested in the terms of Drake's equation, and when I began working on Spore I was using it to map some of the game play.

"This is an asset to them - it is not something that they are interested in in terms of what Manchester United really means to most people".

"He's kind of exhausted with everything that interested him in terms of form.