Sentence examples for degrees of curiosity from inspiring English sources

And she is bringing her high-concept brand of provocation to a low-wattage precinct of taco stands and auto-body shops, where the neighbors have responded with varying degrees of curiosity, amusement and befuddlement.

I think there's a deeper degree of curiosity in a traveler.

"I never see them face to face," he said, with some degree of curiosity.

And so I'm off on tour with Hungarian pianist Andras Schiff's group Cappella Andrea Barca, wearing a different hat and a degree of curiosity.

Axiom one: The good health of a culture (here, French culture) is measured by the degree of curiosity that it excites at the heart of the dominant culture (today, that of the United States).

And it goes without saying that I was welcomed warmly (and not without a certain degree of curiosity) when I was found to be a non-Muslim fasting for Ramadan.

There was a real level of curiosity about the play.

"There is a certain degree of morbid curiosity about the killings, especially from young people," he admits.

There are study days, lunch-time talks and meetings with artists where the back-and-forth with festival-goers reveals a high degree of intellectual curiosity.The festival also demands more than the repetition of great performances from elsewhere.

On the assumption that no one with his degree of musical curiosity could be utterly uninterested in the classics, we got in touch with him to see if he would like to appear on Private Passions on Radio 3 in March 1996.

Openness refers to the degree of intellectual curiosity, creativity and a preference for novelty.