Sentence examples for interests read from inspiring English sources

Think about fostering real mastery in areas where your kids indicate interests (read about the growth mindset, for example).

But Australia will no longer put troops at risk "in distant theatres of war where we have no direct interests" (read Iraq, but perhaps not Afghanistan).Self-reliance is one thing.

America's government is a fossilised colossus, so hung about with lobbyists and special interests (read: interests of ordinary Americans) that it is well-nigh unchangeable, except at the edges.

"Historically, the struggle over judicial review has been part of a larger struggle over judicial independence: the freedom of the judiciary from the other branches of government, from political influence, and, especially, from moneyed interests". Read more.

If these bases are allowed to endure, they will be the platform for an unending (enduring?) series of skirmishes and interventions and wars to protect "America's vital interests" (read "access to oil") in the Middle East.

"Though we still have concerns about his past dealings with the Russian government and President Vladimir Putin, we believe that Mr. Tillerson can be an effective advocate for U.S. interests," read a joint statement from McCain and Graham.

The sentence that caught my eye and interest, read, "In his prime Jacob Fisher was the strongest man for many miles below the city".

The proprietor took such special interest (read: He sat down with them) that they never had a private moment.

I suggest those interested read the entire report.

If that document resonates, or at least piques your interest, read on.

If saving money sparks your interest, read on for simple ways to lower your electric bill.