Sentence examples for interests think of from inspiring English sources

But the notion of masculinity examined here isn't confrontational or imposing; rather, it is exploratory, a collection of singular interests: think of Gavin Pretor-Pinney's cloudspotting project, or this paper's Patrick Barkham and his butterfly pursuit, even when it's taken to its limits and dramatised into an all-consuming obsession, as in Robson Greene's Extreme Fishing TV show, or Top Gear.

He worked for KnowX.com, one of the Internet's early providers of public-records search, and then co-founded eTour, a website that helped people discover sites that matched their interests (think of it as a predecessor of StumbleUpon).

But the chemical interests thought of that, too.

When contemplating spending money that is sitting solidly in your account, as opposed to spending putative money whose miraculous elasticity is there only to encourage you to pay interest, think of how money that you actually possess feels completely different from money you owe.

We have to stop thinking only of our self-centered interests and think of future generations and what they will have to live with.

Draw on your wide range of skills, hobbies, and interests to think of an idea.

As a result, he does not believe it would ever be in the UK's interest to think of leaving.

That's because right now, with the new health care law as-yet-unimplemented, we're still in a world where the G.O.P.'s politicians and activists and interest groups think of themselves as working from a pre-Obamacare policy baseline.

It may be in Google's interest to think of link bombs as nothing more than pranks, but Clifford Tatum, a doctoral student in communications at the University of Washington, compared them in a paper published in the online journal First Monday (www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue10_10/) to the "media mindbombs" conceived by the late co-founder of Greenpeace, Bob Hunter.

But "The Argonauts" doesn't share that interest — I think of the latter as more about suspended and continued anecdote than individual entries or propositions, which is the form of "Bluets".

We can think of interests as scalar; crucial interests are weightier than important interests, important interests are weightier than replaceable interests, and all are weightier than trivial interests or mere whims.