The result offers us glimpses of ruins lying overgrown in a jungle, along with countless other curiosities.
The rare moments before and after a water droplet forms have been the subject of artistic curiosity countless times, from the Joachim Sauter's bronze droplet kinetic sculpture to Yugo Nakamura's artificially composed rainstorm symphony.
She shows curiosity in countless aspects of Cuba (with the notable exception of its many outstanding writers, above all the late and still officially ignored G Cabrera Infante).
Ageism, again like other forms of prejudice, is rooted in ignorance, lack of experience, and countless failures to exercise curiosity, imagination, and empathy.
Apple hasn't said anything yet about any iPhone 6, nor will it until the fall (or whenever it actually announces it) but that hasn't stopped the Internet's collective imagination and curiosity from creating countless mock-ups of what the next generation of Apple smartphone will look like.
But the beauty of this expo is in its countless "minor" works and offbeat curiosities.
My knowledge of Burke's holdings has grown through sharing in the curiosity and creativity of countless patrons.
Consider this curiosity of United States environmental policy: Countless federal laws have been written to preserve far-flung wilderness that Americans rarely visit (the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, for instance) and endangered species that we scarcely see (from longhorn fairy shrimp to piping plovers).
Myrick, who has done countless autopsies herself, says she has no curiosity about the details of Tops's cases.
The legal disputes spurred by Trump's presidency have engendered enough curiosity and debate to power countless cable news segments, numerous late-night comedy segments, and even tailor-made political podcasts.
