Meanings of give interest in English

This fact is in itself sufficient to give interest to interviews otherwise insignificant.

Such associations as these give interest to the cemetery of St. Sebastian's Church.

The stake is only to give interest to the game.

All which was providentially ordered to give interest and sublimity to this pathetic history.

Hearne himself is sufficient to give interest to any foundation.

In the events and achievements which give interest and lustre to his regency and reign, George IV.

Minor incidents, like dice-play and love-making, give interest to the remaining space, and keep up the revel.

In order to give interest to such monuments, there is no need of bronzes, marbles, and gildings.

And Boswell has known how to make use of all that to give interest and variety to his book.

Gold you have none to bestow, but you can give interest; you can, in short, rouse others to help the helpless.

A free and thoughtful nature would, however, find much in it, in spite of great hardships, to give interest and even pleasure.

Devices to secure roof gardens, loggias, verandahs, and such-like open-air privacies to the more sumptuous of these apartments, give interest and variety to Utopian architecture.

The argument remained unanswered, and the play for it gave interest to that night.

A central figure gives interest to the surroundings and prompts our curiosity to watch the proceedings.

Just so; that gives interest to the enterprise.

Inert matter giving interest to the immortal man, not the immortal man to the inert matter.