Sentence examples for under interested from inspiring English sources

The choir certainly sounded as if it was having a good time, especially in the sensual waltz of the third movement, a vision of young men bathing under interested eyes.

Next, under "Interested In" she was presented with two choices, men or women.

The quality of evolved scheduling heuristics depends on its corresponding performance measure under interested shop conditions.

Overmedicated and under-interested in his field of choice, he reflects on his childhood as a state-hopping trucker's son, squeezing in autodidactic reading materials to fill the silence of the never-ending car ride.

Young Britons were the most keen, with 56% of under 30s interested in renting from others, compared to a more reluctant 13% of over 60s.

The results showed that under the interested operating conditions the conversion and the selectivity improved by 3 21% and 1 12%, respectively.

For instance, 1.2 million women under 50 interested in weight loss and healthy cooking were pitched a book on Pilates, a trendy workout regimen.

Second, since our search for modules is aimed at identifying over-represented inter-connectivity patterns we are less interested in under-represented ones.

Through Dec. 15 As the oxymoronic title of this entertaining show suggests, the seven participating artists, all under 40, are interested not in nature but in nature-inspired kitsch.

Under federal regulations, interested parties and petitioners have 90 days from the time the recognition decision is published in the Federal Register to file an appeal with the Interior Board of Indian Appeals, said Nedra Darling, spokeswoman for the federal Department of Interior's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs.

In addition, IPA is suited to researching in "unexplored territory," where a theoretical pretext may be lacking [ 32], and concerned with understanding what the participant thinks or believes about the topic under discussion and interested in exploring the nature of the gap that can exist between a situation/state and the individual's perception [ 29].