As he stood in the doorway, with the darkness of the hall behind him, his white head shone softly and his eyes, bright and curious, regarded Christopher for a long minute before they turned, as the older woman's had done, to the crude measuring system on the upper wall.
Forgeron was something of a Jonah, who attracted foul weather, but he had a curious regard for the wild forest and often told Duquet that it could be the source of great wealth.
He praised the animation, saying the color palette was "bright and cheerful and a little bit realistic", and that Pixar managed to generate a "curious" regard for the WALL-E, comparing his "rusty and hard-working and plucky" design favorably to more obvious attempts at creating "lovable" lead characters.
But here's a curious statistic regarding another commandment in the Bible.
Regarding "The revolution's missing peace" (Views, April 22): President Abdullah Gul of Turkey presents a curious proposal regarding his country's potential role as a peacemaker in the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
This was followed by another period of deluge, hence his curious 'jibes' regarding the surplus milk for which they had no immediate use.
A curious detail regarding the origin of most ovarian HGSC in patients with HBOC, suggested by recent studies of prophylactically removed ovaries, is that instead of arising primarily from the ovary as originally assumed, these tumours actually seem to arise from the fallopian tube fimbriae and are characterized by p53 signature mutations, typical of tubal intraepithelial carcinomas.
However, assuming that LTL is associated with lifespan in the elderly, there are curious observations regarding differences in mortality/survival between African Americans and whites.
VMP1 mutants in other organisms have thus far never shown any detrimental effects concerning these two cellular aspects, raising curious questions regarding the evolution of the protein's role across the various eukaryotic kingdoms.
Ever curious - whether regarding a novel contrabass clarinet performance technique, the song of a species of bird he had never heard before, or the stress patterns of an unfamiliar language - the various compartments of his creative life were akin to a collection of exalted childhood hobbies.
