President Bush was not ideologically consistent, but his curiosity and instincts made him extraordinarily capable at managing the complexities of ending the cold war.
After all, you only need to snoop once to get dirt on your opponent; three violations by three different people on three different dates seems more consistent with either curiosity or venality (hoping to find something hot to sell to the tabs or a rival campaign) than with political skulduggery organized from the top.
I showed it to a good number of people, and the reaction was fairly consistent: surprise or curiosity, followed by compliments.
Pinterest is going to have to solidify its pitch that it is one of the best visual search companies in order to continue to woo advertisers, which may still be treating Pinterest as more of a curiosity than a consistent ad buy.
Scientific curiosity was a consistent theme in descriptions of the factors that motivated an initial pursuit of HIV medicine: I became very good at death, palliative medicine … So that was pretty horrible.
"So far, the materials Curiosity has analysed are consistent with our initial ideas of the deposits in Gale Crater, recording a transition through time from a wet to dry environment," said David Bish, co-investigator on the CheMin experiment.
This finding is consistent with previous studies that reported curiosity [ 40] and socializing with peers [ 41, 42] as two of the major reasons why adolescents start smoking.
January 10 2014 January 11 201414 A genre unto himself, Elling is a masterly singer (and a consistent jazz-poll winner) whose erudition and curiosity lead him to explore all kinds of material.
Mr. Zucker called Mr. Jackson "the king of curiosity," adding "there seems to be a consistent, unbelievable public curiosity about this guy".
Because we saw no association with abnormally high TSH nor with the presence of a history of thyroid disease, our generally null results were reassuring and consistent with a subtle association that may reflect only a biochemical curiosity.
