Sentence examples for a deeper curiosity from inspiring English sources

Gradually, their medieval strangeness inspires both a deeper curiosity and commitment and before long we meet an array of bizarre friends - the man with a cat's paw instead of a hand, the hermaphrodite shoe-seller and so on.

He lectures with plainspoken authority while also conveying a deep curiosity about his subject — the consummate sex scholar.

She sees his dances as "driven by a sense of responsibility as a citizen, a deep curiosity about our culture and what makes it tick".

He is a great talent and along with our shared design sensibilities, we both have a deep curiosity about the wider world, from music and art to architecture and gardens".

And while the black and white students mostly kept to themselves on campus, and he only had a few black acquaintances, he described developing a deep curiosity and attachment to the American South.

He looks for scientists with a deep curiosity about how their own work fits into the bigger picture, and a willingness to collaborate with others without squabbling over the credit.

Their work was shown in art galleries, gyms, lofts and churches: and if it was sometimes money that motivated their choices (a gallery was always cheaper than a theatre), in Brown's case it was a deep curiosity about how far she could push the choreographic logic of relocation.

But sabbaticals aren't sufficient fuel for those who lack a deep curiosity and love for the practice of science, with all its frustrations and technical challenges.

"Excessive tabs show, more than anything, a deep curiosity, a thirst for knowledge".

A deep curiosity and desire to get to the bottom of it.

It dawned on me that it had to grow from a deep curiosity.