Sentences with phrase «genuine subject interest»

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Yet Dunkirk has been met with what seems to be genuine enthusiasm among moviegoers who are far too young to have any personal interest in the subject.

Rakeffet «Rothkoff makes available for the first time some rather interesting remarks by the Rav on the psychology of mourning, the sociology of American prayer, and on a halakhic ruling from the early 1950s that one has a duty not to inform on an ex «Communist colleague unless the subject of investigation presents a genuine present threat.

Rather than discussing superficial matters, men who show genuine interest in these subjects appear more gentlemanly and reliable.

An editor with genuine interest in your subject area — but not deep expertise The substantive editor does not need to be an expert in your field.

Even when a book is $ 0.99, the only people downloading it will be readers who have a genuine interest in the subject.

The first thing you must do is determine if there is genuine interest in your subject.

What I am saying is that these expenditures don't matter (they are more than countered by expenditures of the enviro advocacy groups), and have become increasingly irrelevant with the ascendancy of the auditor group, which is motived by a desire for public accountability and genuine scientific interest in the subject.

As Kaplan explains, writing demonstrate genuine interest in a subject, saves partners valuable time and shows that you're cognizant of the importance of rainmaking.

Moreover, the personal conduct of the individual subject to an expulsion decision must represent a genuine, present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society.

Pick subjects in which you have a genuine interest and think you can get high grades.

A follow - up letter is a subtle and humble way of reminding someone about yourself whilst also conveying a genuine interest in a certain subject matter.