Sentence examples for curiosity about everything from inspiring English sources

"He always had a curiosity about everything," she said.

Nevertheless, another motive impelled the emperor in his journeys namely, an insatiable curiosity about everything and everybody.

Steinberg had "a gregarious curiosity, a totally uncensored curiosity about everything," Mr. van Dalen said.

His eternal boyishness is reflected not only in the book's title, but also in his passion (for new guitars, new bands, new experiences), his nomadic sense of adventure (he recently spent five years living in Portland with Angie, while playing with Modest Mouse), his curiosity (about everything).

Hobsbawm owed this encyclopedic knowledge partly to the insatiable curiosity about everything that was surely a major factor in keeping him alive and thinking for so long; he also owed it, obviously, to his cosmopolitan upbringing, in Vienna, Berlin and London.

Observers commented that California Chrome appears to be a very intelligent horse, as he expresses curiosity about everything around him.

He had a profound and solemn respect for writing and an almost insatiable, childlike curiosity about nearly everything.

He had writerly faults: a tinkerer's curiosity about nearly everything, the inability to resist a fancy French idea and the misconception that these were intellectual strengths.

I can't fail to admire his tender heart and wide-awake conscience, and it's hard not to appreciate his energy, his intensity, his unstoppable curiosity about the world and everything in it — women, violence, death, war zones, the night.

The later essays move beyond the simple juxtaposition of authorities, not only to wonder about the foundations of human knowledge, but to display a profound and mobile curiosity about more or less everything, including his own changes of mind: "I want to show my humours as they develop, revealing each element as it is born".

Look at his "West-östlicher Divan" love poems, for instance, with their Mediterranean lightness, wit and playful eroticism, or his "Italienische Reise".Goethe's restless curiosity led him to develop theories about everything from the structure of bones to the properties of colour.