Sentence examples similar to Spiking curiosity from inspiring English sources
Malkovich is cagey about whether he would come back in that event — which might spike fans' curiosity about just what twists of fate the writers have in store for this Blackbeard.
The large catalog is as spiked with curiosities as a Renaissance prince's cabinet of wonders.
It was mixers and electronic keyboards that really spiked Richey's curiosity.
After last Friday's U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval of silicone breast implants, plastic surgeons say they are seeing a spike in curiosity and a likely increase in the number of cosmetic procedures using the silicone gel-filled implants.
PPU have nostalgic appeal to the Czechs in the audience, but there are others whose curiosity was spiked by Tom Stoppard's Rock'n'Roll, in which the musicians are offstage heroes.
Perhaps it's the same outsider curiosity that has spiked interest in artwork by or about Cubans.
Looking at the trend in Google searches for the term, "Alt-right" was hardly explored at all up until August of this year, when curiosity about the term spiked.
Here, we report a firm detection of 15.5 ± 2.5 ppb by volume of methane in the Martian atmosphere above Gale Crater on 16 June 2013, by the Planetary Fourier Spectrometer onboard Mars Express, one day after the in situ observation of a methane spike by the Curiosity rover.
