Sentence examples for later interests from inspiring English sources

Looking back, he says, it is a TV drama he made in 1993 that anticipated his later interests.

His later interests ranged as far afield as robotics, to which he made important theoretical contributions on how robots move around obstacles.

Organised thematically rather than chronologically, it contains revealing memories of Wells's underprivileged family background and early struggles, and reflects the multiplicity of his later interests and achievements.

Brancusi's "Sleeping Muse" (1908) and the small "Bust of a Boy with Head Inclined" (1907) reflect Rodin's later interests in the expressiveness of modelling as opposed to strenuous gesture.

The action and power of the figures foretell the artist's later interests much more than does the Madonna of the Stairs (c. 1491), a delicate low relief that reflects recent fashions among such Florentine sculptors as Desiderio da Settignano.

This exposure to Herbart influenced his later interests in education theory, but more importantly led him back to Kant.

So many years later, interest in the Ripper endures.

"I don't know whether any of them was later interested in astronomy".

Later interest in retaining skin flaps to seal the end of a limb following amputation resulted in increased preference for relatively straight knives.

It was started almost twenty years ago by Al who later interested his brother Walter in the idea of keeping seasonal records of all the players.

The legacy of his beloved father's early death, Price notes, was "a prevailing sense of tenderness that prevented any later interest in sex that had no substantial affectionate component.