Sentence examples for interested thought from inspiring English sources
He talked to the people who stopped, and discovered that half of them weren't interested in the bronzes at all but that a lot of the ones who were interested thought the South Bronx bronzes were "a slap in the community's face".
I'm interested in thought leaders in the LinkedIn space so I try to keep track of what they're up to.
And it was, of course, self-interested: the thought of Grandma and Grandpa observing what I was up to would have seriously put me off my stroke.
Expanding communication meant that increasing numbers of Indonesians became interested in Indian thought.
And the reason is that I'm very interested in the thought process — why is it important for them?
Of course, as a public institution, it belongs to a nation still nervous about its meaning, and it depends, financially, on a Congress hardly interested in original thought along racial lines.
At Berlin he attended the liberal theologian Adolf von Harnack's seminar, and at Marburg he came under the influence of Wilhelm Herrmann and became deeply interested in the thought of the early 19th-century German theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher and in the nature of scientific method.
Those less interested in deep thoughts about the passage of life and its alternative had the coarser pleasures of a passive demolition derby.
When interiority has returned, novelists have often appeared more interested in setting thoughts out directly on the page than in attempting any "objective" description of the unobservables of human cognition.
"It would be a stretch to say he was really interested in many thoughts from around the table," said one former official, who asked not to be identified so that he could speak frankly about a private meeting with the president.
"But we still have a long ways to go to explain why humans are so interested in the thoughts and feelings, intentions, and needs and desires of others"—qualities that are essential, she says, for uniquely human "hyper-cooperation".
