Sentence examples for bit of curiosity from inspiring English sources

Even a bit of curiosity reveals that kids from Toledo to Tokyo talk about the weather.

You never hear any of them express the least bit of curiosity about anyone or anything around them.

Nor, as far as we know, did his bankers or accountants evince the least bit of curiosity about seeing these places.

In King's case, the missed call from her home number sparked quite a bit of curiosity, in part because of her current role at Stanford.

This simple question generates quite a bit of curiosity and suspense, but "One Day" is at its best — observant, relaxed, touching and charming — when the central couple are apart.

They were in London, having been brought to England by David Bowie's management company, and there was a bit of curiosity around them: some reflected from Mr. Bowie, but some from twice-told tales about how good they'd been in Detroit and Los Angeles, before the band changed form.

But it's all a bit of a curiosity.

It and I became a bit of a curiosity.

"She is both a beautiful force of nature, and at that moment for me a bit of a curiosity.

This one is a bit of a curiosity in the field of high fantasy, as it contains no magic whatsoever.

So I think it's time we looked at it as more than just a bit of a curiosity.