Sentence examples for taking interest in from inspiring English sources

Taking interest in the somewhat depraved is not a bad thing.

My mum is a teacher and both her parents were teachers so we've always had a very conscientious attitude to taking interest in the world.

To the question of what an autistic child can expect to gain from psychoanalysis, yet another analyst responds, "The pleasure of taking interest in a soap bubble.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Hedge Funds Abandon European Bank Stocks  |  With returns on equity diminishing, some hedge funds are growing frustrated with European bank stocks as more patient investors, like mutual funds, are taking interest in the sector, Reuters reports.

"My dear fellows," said Rocky Saggoo, the founder and chief instructor, cutting a striking figure in nerdy glasses and an air of studied cool, "start taking interest in politics if you want to change this country".

"I get the sense that the recession actually has resulted in more people taking interest in investing in companies that are doing the right thing right from the start," said Wes Selke, investment manager at Good Capital, a social-impact venture capital firm in San Francisco.

And Kris took interest in all those subjects.

Around the same time, an editor at Doubleday Ireland took interest in "The Spinning Heart".

When John Alderson took interest in his son's work, he was just returning the favor.

Nelson also took interest in climate change, especially its effects on his home state.

Those audiences also consist of people who take interest in brain-trauma studies.