Sentence examples for modern interest from inspiring English sources

Modern interest in planetary transits can be traced from Kepler.

His report in 1982 on six such cases stimulated modern interest in P.P.A.

Modern interest in income and employment theory was triggered by the severity of the Great Depression of the 1930s in the United States and Europe.

Walafrid was esteemed by his contemporaries more for his theological thought and writings than for his poetry, on which modern interest chiefly focuses.

The Enlightenment thus initiated the modern interest in the life of Jesus, with its detailed attention to the problem of the relative credibility of the Gospel records.

Modern interest in infant stimulation programs emerged in the 1940s, when Austrian-born psychoanalyst René Spitz showed that long-term hospitalization of foundling infants with little or no stimulation was associated with abnormal behavioral development.

The varied cultural life of the Somali includes both traditional activities and, especially in the towns, many modern interests.

The focus was on modern interests and anxieties, and particularly on contemporary concern with what he called "personalness".

There are all kinds of ways in which Hadrian's life and interests seem to match up to our own expectations of monarchs and world leaders, and to modern interests and passions.

Despite his modern interests, he's happy that he will someday have an arranged marriage because, he said, "My parents would make a better choice than I".

Others see the popularity of the Yahoo features as further confirmation of a post-modern interest in "news about news".