Sentence examples for veritable interest from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the trifluoromethyl motif has attracted a veritable interest from PET chemists as a relatively abundant fluorinated functional group, which has precipitated in a variety of novel labelling methods, some of which have been used to synthesise radiotracers for PET imaging studies.

Since then, there has been a veritable explosion of interest by economists and social scientists in evolutionary game theory (see the bibliography below).

All that began to change around 1990, and since the turn of the last millennium there has been a veritable explosion of interest in beauty among philosophers, artists, critics, and cultural theorists--feminists among them (Brand 2013: 4-6).

A veritable flotilla of special-interest bills is quietly floating through the Legislature as lawmakers prepare to wrap up for the year, part of the end-of-session rush to pass bills sought by their political allies or campaign donors.

Though he's come up with a veritable United Nations of human-interest stories — including those of an African child stuck in a detention center and an Iranian patriarch on the verge of citizenship — he spends most of his time hanging out with his film's more familiar faces.

The cryogenics compound is a veritable museum of DeLillo interests, with screens showing disturbing footage of death, including, not for the first time in his work, men in the process of self-immolation and crowds running away from an unseen catastrophe.

Just in case they're also interested in a veritable busload of alternative attacking targets, with a £14m offer for Espanyol's former Atalanta, Lecce, Fiorentina and Bologna striker Pablo Osvaldo very much on the cards in an effort to trump Atlético Madrid's £11m rival bid, and tabs being pretty firmly kept on Hertha Berlin's Pierre-Michel Lasogga, dubbed the new Lukas Podolski.

The passage of the JOBS Act is a veritable miracle, in the sense both parties' political interests actually aligned.