I'm curious, of course, to ask the panelists what they make of this wacky election cycle.
I was curious, of course, about whether the sex change Morris underwent in 1972 would mark a change in her writing.
When we take her out, kindly strangers remark, "Oh, she's so curious!" Of course, this may be a polite way of acknowledging the fearsome interrogatory stare she has been fixing on them for half an hour.
Mr. Stern was, of course, curious.
You're all heroes.' " He drew curious stares, of course.
Fleming and Anderson are, of course, curious to hear it.
The curious thing, of course, is that all the videos in the film are freely available online, although in longer forms and with lots of ads.
He was curious, and of course bewildered, because she'd left out so much — the women being there at the hockey matches and then appearing on the way through the woods, and how she'd thought they might suffer from a mental affliction.
Curious because of course I wanted to look at pictures of naked men, having spent hours pretending to be interested in the Playboy centerfolds the kids on my block would steal out of a neighbor's garage; and embarrassed because I perceived that it wasn't appropriate for this middle-aged man to be making porn available to a fourteen-year-old.
One curious fact, of course, is that publishers only care about these orphans now because Google has shifted the economic equation; because of Book Search, these dark books may now have some sparks in them, and the publishers don't want this potential revenue stream to slip away from them.
