Sentence examples for lingering interest from inspiring English sources

Dominic" does not attract a lot of lingering interest among museumgoers.

A corporate-lawyer gig eventually brought her to New York, where she decided to indulge a lingering interest in journalism.

It has sufficient lingering interest in a two-state peace to split roughly down the middle on the issue.

In its present edition, though, more than half the work is of lingering interest -- a high average.

A FEW months ago, it was still fashionable to castigate Vivendi Universal, a French media giant, for its lingering interest in the sewage and water-treatment business.

When he took a seat among them in a back pew he found any lingering interest in the "story" of the shooting had vanished.

Before leaving, I was a straight-laced pre-med student wary of exploring my lingering interests for film and media.

From France the Rococo style spread in the 1730s to the Catholic German-speaking lands, where it was adapted to a brilliant style of religious architecture that combined French elegance with south German fantasy as well as with a lingering Baroque interest in dramatic spatial and plastic effects.

Last week it was news the company could be facing up to $1 billion in fines and that it's shedding financial advisors, a troublesome trend given that most banks have prioritized their wealth management divisions with lingering low interest rates continuing to temper lending and investment banking returns.

What's not so easy to imagine is getting agreement from the rest of the Senate, to say nothing of the House and then the president, given lingering GOP interest in repeal.

But at the same time, it points out that there are a lot of gating factors: a lingering lack of interest among users to get connected, or data tariffs that remain unaffordable or difficult to understand, or a remaining basic lack of infrastructure.