Sentence examples for more general interests from inspiring English sources

One example would be the many minutes spent on road traffic reports all over the region, which takes time away from news reports of more general interests.

But Mr. Crosbie added that the reason that people were using AOL and the Internet was to get information that they were not getting from traditional media, which was created to satisfy more general interests.

His efforts at more general interest magazines -- Omni and Longevity -- failed.

The result was a more general interest newspaper that was a hit with readers.

The Atlantic, with its more general interest approach, struggled for years, losing tens of millions.

Occasionally, a novel bursts from the confines of the literary pages and becomes a subject of more general interest.

His interest in the computational aspects of biological systems led to a more general interest in the study of the nature of knowledge itself.

"I think that the core tenets of SBS when it was established – to provide multicultural broadcasting – I suspect that the SBS of today is more general interest broadcasting.

"What is needed is for schools and people with a more general interest to have access to the basic data and see what's there".

The specialist technology magazine's digital circulation and proportion of digital to print readers are well ahead of equivalent figures for many of the more general interest titles.

The earliest painting by Bacon in the exhibition, the Crucifixion of 1933, while typifying the artist's fascination with the theme of Christ's Passion, is evidence of his more general interest in morbid subjects.