His project — the Freudian project, properly understood — was not to tell the story of our psyche, the curious drawing-room comedy of Id and Ego and Libido, but just the opposite: to drain the drama from all our stories.
The camera moves in their midst like a discreet, curious guest, drawing the viewer into a situation of sociable intimacy.
Boxing, he agrees, is a curious exercise, drawing together two men in a fight when, really, there is no cause for it other than money and some kind of manufactured malice.
I was confused, afraid, repulsed, curious and drawn.
Cressida — bright, pretty, curious — is drawn inexorably into the Harding's Rest ménage.
FOR the curious child drawn to picture books or National Geographic articles about ancient civilizations, it's almost a rite of passage to come across the mighty megaliths on Easter Island and puzzle over how they got there.
Even the kind of highly educated and intellectually curious viewers drawn to the work of Mr. Burns who once could find refuge only in PBS now have new outlets on cable, like the History Channel, Discovery and A&E.
People out here know their trucks, and the Avalanche never sat for long without drawing curious onlookers and small crowds.
That was his DunkTruck parked in front of the local aquarium, drawing curious onlookers and dunking contestants Friday morning.
These events come after a year of gigs at the Stone, City Winery and Le Poisson Rouge, with the band drawing curious though admiring coverage on public radio and in the Jewish media.
