Sentence examples for recurring interest from inspiring English sources

The Yankees have had recurring interest in Baltimore's Melvin Mora.

"There would be recurring interest in this young man.

This picture is an example of Rebetez's recurring interest in dreams and home.

In your collection of stories, there's a recurring interest in ghost stories, or, more generally, the gothic.

The question of how economic landscapes evolve and adapt over time has attracted recurring interest in economic geography and regional development studies.

One of the most versatile American filmmakers of his generation, he has also shown a recurring interest in time as cinema's most distinctive special effect.

Style and, despite some recurring interests, themes don't have much bearing on his authorial signature, which has to do with more diffuse devices: multiple narrators and narrative modes, a wide range of settings in time and space, wispy connections within and between his books.

Although the essays in Everyday Violence cover a wide range of subjects, they are coherently held together by recurring interests and interpretive assumptions.

(She is also the object of that recurring Fleming interest in what might be nudgingly referred to as discipline. "Honey, get into that bath before I spank you," Bond warns).

Some hooted and others clucked when the main character, a sex columnist named Carrie Bradshaw (played by Sarah Jessica Parker), decided to abandon her boyfriend in Paris and return to New York with a recurring love interest, known, until last night, only as Mr. Big (played by Chris Noth).

Daniel Sunjata will join the musical drama's second season as a recurring love interest for Debra Messing's scarf-sporting writer.