Interested in sentence

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In this, I was interested in the consequences of geography and imagining how the world would be different if Israel were in Uganda, which is what these maps demonstrate.

Again, talking about fate, I was interested in the stories and fate of particular works of art.

And I'm interested in the impact of their absence and presence through time.

I'm interested in these ideas of repetition.

And so they're predominantly interested in psychology.

You can't be a feminist who's also interested in fashion.

Instead, I'm really interested in building tools that allow large numbers of other people to tell their stories, people all around the world.

There's also a search capability, if you're interested in finding out about a certain population.

And there are also quotes that you can see, if you're interested in reading about quotes on climate change.

Now I was growing up in the late '60s and early '70s, and there were a number of other passions I was also interested in, but these two were the ones that differentiated me.

So I went to see him, because he's just worked on phobias for a long time, which I'm very interested in.

Somehow I was more interested in pure manipulation than in all the silly little tricks in the box.

I was not interested in collecting the gigantic, in breaking records.

As it was operating, my students and I were very interested in how people were interacting with each other, and what they were doing with the garden.

So, because we were interested more in the system design and the user interface than in the hardware, we decided that, rather than have a robot replace the human to go to the party, we'd have a human replace the robot.

I invite all of you to think about the innovations that you're interested in, the machines that you wish for.

I started getting very interested in Maria Montessori and her methods, and the way she went about things, and the way she thought it very valuable for kids to discover things on their own rather than being taught these things overtly.

So a few years ago, I started getting very interested in the SETI program.

I get interested in different subjects, I dive in, research them, and then try to figure out how to craft a toy around that, so that other people can experience the same sense of discovery that I did as I was learning that subject.

While I was fortunate to meet peers and professors who were interested in doing the same thing, my desire to engage with difficult ideas was also met with resistance.

It can address the problem by getting young people interested in science.

So that doesn't get people interested in science because they can't comprehend what it's about.

It's exciting because we're naturally interested in other intelligent beings, and I think that's part of our hardwiring.

I mean, we're hardwired to be interested in beings that might be, if you will, competitors, or if you're the romantic sort, possibly even mates.

We're interested in things that have big teeth, and you can see the evolutionary value of that, and you can also see the practical consequences by watching Animal Planet.

Okay, so we're interested in these sorts of things.

They get interested in something.

Now it's my theory, supported only by anecdotal, personal anecdotal evidence, but nonetheless, that kids get interested in something between the ages of eight and 11.

And so I got interested in electronics, and you know, I studied to get my ham license.

And the question I get when I start talking about this most often is, "What made you interested in this subject?"

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