Also: it would be best if it could allow shy gays to hide within its ranks – for many years, the chief purpose of the Catholic Church has been to shield shy gays from the inquisitiveness of their families, which explains quite clearly why the Papacy is so against getting rid of its own homophobia – it needs that homophobia to protect the gays.
On some circuits she'd cruise by, regarding us with lazy inquisitiveness from eyes that bulged from both sides of her head; others she'd suddenly pick up speed with a pump of her tail, a marbled torpedo of black, white and grey.
When the Dean of Jersey, the Very Rev Robert Key, held a service after the skull was found, it included the words: "From over-inquisitiveness, false sensationalism and prurient curiosity, good Lord, deliver us".
In the Mott Haven school that he attends, it seemed as if he never received any benefit from his natural inquisitiveness.
In a Taiwanese sample of adolescents with T1D, avoidance was used when faced with unpleasant situations like increased inquisitiveness from peers about their conditions, leading to stopping self-management related behaviors in order to minimize attention from others [ 24].
In short, one no longer responds with a sense of inquisitiveness, but reacts automatically from a learned set of predictable reactions.
For instance, adults may respond to a child genetically predisposed to inquisitiveness in a way that is different from their response to a child less naturally inquisitive.
His professional life was driven by inquisitiveness channelled into research.
And I realized that — despite everything — I have been given a gift, the gift of inquisitiveness.
"What's best about working with Marian is that she approaches each show with a sense of newness and a sense of inquisitiveness, which makes it exciting for everybody involved," said Ms. Hutchinson, 46, who travels from South Carolina to tape the shows.
It's the same kind of inquisitiveness you see in small children.
