Sentence examples for treated with interest from inspiring English sources

"This is a real joy, an honour and a tremendous responsibility to preside over the jury of the most prestigious festival of cinematography in the world, a festival that is held in a country where film has always been treated with interest and respect," said Moretti.

The scene in which Nana and the other girls shift their allegiance to Ericka is one of many that Rebecca Taichman, the director of this eighty-minute intermissionless play, treats with interest and clarity: the style is naked, open, and honest, in a universe where the players are anything but.

Some members of the Bancroft family have said privately that an offer from the Washington Post Company and one of its directors, Warren Buffett, would be treated with more interest.

Antibiotic-associated diseases may be treated with probiotics, and interest is increasing in such uses of probiotics.

For many years I interpreted everything about ADHD in a positive light: the increased research funding and accumulating research findings; the increased clinical awareness; more kids being treated with stimulants; the interest of parents and teachers; legislation making ADHD kids candidates for Special Ed; even drug company support for medical education and parents' groups like CHADD.

HUVEC cells were maintained in culture and treated with compound of interest.

The idea that patients should be treated with their best interest in mind, even if physicians cannot respect the patient's autonomy and obtain their consent, appears to be completely lost among healthcare professionals in Japan.

For this assay, the cells were plated in 96 well plates and grown in monolayer and then treated with these compounds of interest.

Starting from week 5, rats in the MT and MD-1 groups were treated with the drug of interest via intragastric administration (62 μmol/L/kg) three times each week (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) for four consecutive weeks.

It was a huge thrill for my students to be treated with such respect and interest.

He learned that those he met should be understood for who they were and treated with the courtesy and interest he would want for himself.