Sentence examples for attracting curiosity from inspiring English sources

The Ford Escape Hybrid is attracting curiosity (and even buyers) who, otherwise, would never even think about buying an "ordinary" Escape.

What else is there to attract curiosity?

What activity remained attracted curiosity more than historical interest.

Also, his purchase of Prince Andrew's mansion at a price considerably in advance of the market continues to attract curiosity.

He and Jock rode as a team, and when they finished the first stage in twenty-fourth place he heard someone ask about him, "Where's this guy from?" Their Team Rwanda jerseys tended to attract curiosity.

Reviewers also suggested that the contrast between Keable's ecclesiastical background and the frank, often sexual, content of his novels attracted curiosity in itself.

Eating is very much a social activity and people who deviate from the norm are going to attract curiosity and questions.

If anything, the no-show has only deepened the mystery, attracting more curiosity to the ritual.

I had to tell them that although it was quite possible that they were attracting the curiosity of the Koreans, it was a city tradition to read and study under street lights.

Here, beside the prewar buildings of Manhattan's elite, it attracted ghoulish curiosity from spectators.

Her marriage, which later broke up, began to attract more curiosity than her singing.