Sentence examples for desperate curiosity from inspiring English sources
My jaw dropped as this massive figure loomed above me; strong angles consumed the composition, intense action and emotion confronted me, and I was entirely overwhelmed, enveloped in this sudden and desperate curiosity.
Those you help aren't desperate curiosities; they should be treated as neighbors down on their luck.
Currently, clickbait is often characterized by wording like, "You won't believe" or "What happened next will shock you," or other unverifiable assertions in a desperate attempt to spark your curiosity into a click.
In this viewer Desperate Crossing, against the odds, awakened new curiosity about competing myths of origins: both the first story (about the noble search for religious freedom) and the second (about the cruel seizure of someone elses land).
McGarry's style falls somewhere between Desperate Teenage Lovedolls and The Hardcore Collection, but with more of an innocent curiosity of sound, sexuality, and psychedelics, rather than a mature one.
There's often a moment in a biographer's life when the subject, once nonchalantly inaccessible or perhaps even hostile, decides that he must satisfy his curiosity about the project at the price of tossing scraps to this desperate soul.
Aitken has a curiosity about the materials that make up the fabric of our culture – music, technology, nature – all informed by our desperate pursuit for more time.
