Sentence examples for more recent interest from inspiring English sources

Cultures of navigation: This is a more recent interest of mine, which combines physics, earth and planetary science, cognitive psychology, the neurosciences, anthropology and history.

More recent interest in institutions emerged during the 19th century among the German historical economists (GHE), also called the institutional economists.

The more recent interest in her work among feminist critics and biographers has also to a certain extent obscured the fierceness and power of her writing.

When she talks, in "Old Tales, New Forms," of a more recent interest "in quickness and lightness of narrative," readers of her 1999 story collection, "Elementals," will spot the connection without her even making it.

But the pharaonic project, and the more recent interest of Chinese businessmen in expanding the Panama Canal, reflect the fact that China may want a say in the isthmus's future.There is more competition from the United States, too.

Science fiction writer Arthur C Clarke inspired more recent interest with his 1979 novel The Fountains of Paradise in which his main character builds a space elevator with a similar design to those being investigated today.

But opposition parties have pointed an accusing finger to a donation he made to Labour in 2005, and to a more recent interest-free loan he gave them.

Donna Karan sits down with Fern Mallis at the 92nd Street Y to talk about her career high points and her more recent interests: yoga and philanthropy.

His more recent interests concerned the interplay of cultural and religious themes within Islam and Judaica.

More recent interests and publications have centered on women's health generally, faculty development, service learning, business-higher education partnerships and K-12 science and mathematics education.

More recent United States interest has been buoyed by the lack of restrictions on foreign ownership of land.