Sentence examples for create curious from inspiring English sources
It helps create curious, intellectually rigorous kids with a rich interior world, people who have the tools to see our world as it really is because they have encountered and imaginatively experienced another that is so like, and so very unlike, our own.
Teachers can link their related lessons and track how many views their lessons collect, while enabling learners to submit projects they drum up during class and create "Curious Cards" to share their achievements with the world.
Over the course of his career, the U.S.-based conceptual artist has employed elements of popular culture — newspapers, magazines, band posters and more — to create curious juxtapositions of image and text.
Laura Moriarty of Kingston, N.Y., also creates curious line-based images, only her process is more complicated.
For another season, he will be handcuffed by Johan Santana's and Jason Bay's bloated contracts, creating curious timing.
First, here's to half a century of creating curious tactile joy, and of annoying people in the next cubicle who don't like the popping sound.
... Embodied in Alice, the dynamism of curiosity gives the child agency in an environment of wonder, makes her the author of her own adventures and creates curious readers". For her senior thesis on curiosity and literary imagination, Etskovitz conducted research last summer as a Princeton Bread Loaf fellow at Oxford's Lincoln College.
It has a quizzical look on its face, so it's curious -- and for us, we wanted to create a curious brand that was all about learning.
Thus we create a curious category of realities undeniable but impossible to grasp.
The children and grandchildren of capitalist buccaneers are soft left".Their activities have helped create a curious new alliance whose members disagree about almost everything except global warming.
That could create a curious conflict, since MSN's news service is provided by MSNBC, Microsoft's joint venture with NBC News, not Disney's ABCNews.com.
