Sentence examples for natural interests from inspiring English sources

Old Iraq lobbyists argued that France's "natural interests" were with the Arabs--by which they meant the Iraqis.

Floor time, he added, "is following the child's natural interests and affect and emotions to get all this cooking".

Instead, Meriam urged that elementary students be taught reading, writing, and arithmetic by tapping their natural interests through instructional activities appropriate to those interests.

Examples of the latter include educational software and animation technologies that harness the individual's natural interests, thereby holding his or her attention and facilitating learning.

"Often the parents have notions of what the child should be doing, so they're trying to control the child rather than build on the child's natural interests".

One fruit of the movement was Robinson der Jüngere (1779; "The Young Robinson"), by Joachim Heinrich Campe, who adapted Defoe along Rousseauist lines, his eye sharply fixed on what he considered to be the natural interests of the child.

Young children display a spontaneous natural interest in nature, in their environment, and also in organisms that lived in the past.

Swinton has a performer's natural interest in lies.

To protect its otter population, long stretches of the river are designated areas of natural interest.

If you didn't possess a natural interest in politics, this job would be far harder".

Neither of these shows' subject matter was of natural interest to a wide American audience.