Sentence examples for of deeper interest from inspiring English sources

Christmas brings new wine books, many of them primarily shoppers' service manuals, others of deeper interest to aficionados.

THE holiday season always brings a cache of wine books, many of them primarily shoppers' service manuals, others of deeper interest to aficionados.

Of deeper interest is her attempt to become a historian of her lost self, piecing together the facts of her ordeal from her father's diaries, the recollections of her mother and her boyfriend, and the forensic evidence of medical and psychological records.

But Prof. Owen's discovery is of deeper interest because it helps bridge the gap between mammals and cold-blooded vertebrates.

Though Holmes Bakerr Street digs remain relatively antique, the London through which he and Watson move is the new city of glass and gadgets, the city of the future it must have seemed in Conan Doyle's day, and whose "beating heart" is of deeper interest to the master detective than any of the individuals who constitute its population.

For obvious reasons, this larger pattern is also of deep interest to the insurance industry.

Al-Qa'ida's relationship with Iran, a point of deep interest to the US government, was rough, judging from the documents.

Then he added: "I will tell you, with the candour of a friend, that the outcome of your decision is a matter of deep interest to the United States.

Mr. Kerry's running mate described Mr. Bush as being out of touch with problems of deep interest to less privileged Americans, like health care and unemployment.

Until recently it could dismiss pensions as a low-priority issue for most working people and of deep interest only to the retired.

All groups of the left have their own daily newspapers, where they endlessly debate topics like this, of deep interest to their activists and precious little to the average voter.Another cause of friction has been pensions reform.