Sentence examples for curious species from inspiring English sources

Mixed within the throng is another curious species: middle-aged European package tourists.

We're a curious species, and sometimes a sad one, chasing knowledge only to deny it, making progress only to turn away from its benefits.

"And, we're just a curious species ourselves, so this is all a part of exploring our own world to understand what lives with us," he said.

It was a scene duplicated in Melbourne, Australia, where physicists had gathered for a major conference, as well as in Los Angeles, Chicago, Princeton, New York, London and beyond — everywhere that members of a curious species have dedicated their lives and fortunes to the search for their origins in a dark universe.

We are the most relentlessly curious species on the planet, having made more sense of our surroundings than any other animal.

So long as there's a frontier to push in terms of energy, precision, or the amount of data we can collect, it is our duty as a curious species to push those boundaries as far as we possibly can.

At 76, Mr. Altman has not lost a step, and he directs with the exuberance of a passionate entomologist who has just discovered a curious new species of ant.

FIRST CINEMA, THEN SUDS Over the last few years a curious new species of bar — part dive, part brew pub (dive pub?) — has been thriving in New York.

The sheer heterogeneity of human experience is one of his enduring preoccupations, and he has found, once again, an impossible and perfect embodiment of just how curious our species can be.

There's a curious sub-species of the British Lad, uncatalogued by leading lad biologists, who you will meet in the smoking area of a nightclub and he will immediately makes friends with you on Facebook.

During a nocturnal wandering in any of the cities' parks you are highly likely to see several species curious possums, some of which look like skunks.