With each new project, West was curious and questing: sometimes he seemed like a grad student fresh from an art-history seminar; at other times, he spoke like an executive at a Silicon Valley management retreat.
I was here on a simple quest: curious to know if the inventors of Twitter were as annoying as their invention.
After a failed bid to unseat Senator John F. Kerry in 1996, he resigned to pursue a curious, ill-fated quest to become ambassador to Mexico.
✒The Forest Fringe, for its adventurous, questing, curious programme of emerging and experimental theatre and performance art, is one of my favourite places in Edinburgh in August.
It's been a moving trajectory to watch – not because it strokes our vanity to see these great Russian companies performing "our ballets", but because it's created a generation of confidently versatile dancers and will surely breed a new generation of questing and curious Russian choreographers.
And it was this work, choreographed by Russell Maliphant, that marked the shift in Guillem's career from classical ballerina to questing, curious-minded contemporary dancer.
In my quest to help curious females everywhere, I stopped by Babeland in New York City to see what's out there.
Bonds continues to be a curious and confounding figure in his quest for what Selig calls the most hallowed record in sports.
A Tribe Called Quest Midnight Marauders (1993) A curious concept album, with the songs linked by a computer voice, Tribe's third LP was perhaps their least distinctive, yet it represented the epitome of a refreshingly complicated style.
It's a very strange quest, and, as Don tools around, half curious to see the women again, half embarrassed by what he has to ask them, the movie turns into an absurdist travelogue.
To me, this seems to be the quest of a writer who is above all curious, above all an investigator.
