Sentence examples for technically interested from inspiring English sources

"Ford was technically interested," he recalled.

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The inability to reach an accord, together with Eastern's decision yesterday afternoon not to file for another extension of the court's deadline, technically allows any interested party to file a reorganization plan with the Federal Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan and to try to buy the carrier.

For better or for worse, statements like these are getting non-technically inclined investors interested in bitcoin, some of which are definitely buying coins for the first time.

Both are technically accomplished and genuinely interested in the media they profess.

"The dances were made at a time when these artists were interested in getting away from the idea that only highly skilled, technically trained people would be interested to see their work".

In recent years, Mr. Sterner said, he has seen a sharp rise in the number of people interested in deep, technically difficult diving.

In an era when many were focusing on the physical attributes of players such as size and speed, Cruyff was more interested in the technically gifted players working with them.

Though her playing is technically adroit, she is far too interested in the character and rhythmic profile of music to strive for the kind of slick perfectionism favored by so many other violinists.

These sketches are designed to help an individual interested in, but not technically trained in economics, understand markets, money, credit and the evolution of a mass market system embedded in the rich context of its political environment and society.

"But the type of dancer who gravitates toward Nimbus, and the ones I'm interested in, have to be top-notch technically and also want to use dance as a vehicle for promoting a larger dialogue".