If you are not a man (or even if you are one) and you feel curious about why the current state of heterosexual relations leaves you feeling angry, empty or ill-used, you can use this book to explain yourself to yourself, and become a wiser, or maybe just more complicated, person.
"I feel curious," he says.
Because the train door had been left open, I could feel curious eyes peering in at my limp body.
"As we become a more diverse population, guests should feel curious enough to learn about the wedding customs before attending.
Because we get to know the characters and to feel curious about what will happen to Brian and Michael, if no one else?
It's a victory, for him, to have the appetite to breathe, to feel curious about the curves the leaves follow as they die.
At heart, shouldn't elected lawmakers feel curious, if not thoroughly embarrassed, at being upstaged by unelected aides slyly delivering tax-paid favors at the behest of... who knows?
But I warn you that I am one of the ones who stare back, as my pencil hovers above my notebook: I may not feel curious about myself, but I am curious about you.
But when my nephews arrive at my apartment, they say, 'Please, can we see the machine to make curly hair?' There is something about discovering different things things that make you feel curious and uncomfortable that is very human".
A few songs later, the fact that he's in the building makes a Townshend- less "Pinball Wizard" feel curious, but it's churlish to complain when, as Daltrey explains, tonight was arranged at late notice to fill a gap in the TCT season, and his band are more than competent.
It's about what it meant for an average person to feel curious about a touring performer — he writes at length, and with great insight, about the opera singer Jenny Lind, who for two crucial years had P. T. Barnum as a Svengali — to respond to some buzz, enter a theater, listen among others, and start forming opinions about art and entertainment.
