Sentence examples for early curiosity from inspiring English sources

In an autobiographical essay submitted to the Nobel committee, Nash described his early curiosity in mathematical problems.

As the filmmaker noted after the screening, this piece is a bookend of sorts to that tale of early curiosity -- a gaze from the other end, of what happens when people spend decades together and find there are still new and awkward truths to be uncovered about the other.

Among the early curiosities was "God's Son Hath Set Me Free," a movement from Grieg's last completed work, Four Psalms (Op. 74), composed in 1906.

Comparing his life and ways with that of Tuscan farmers imparted an early social curiosity.

Part of not folding early was curiosity: was Minnie bluffing, or not?

Dotcom became famous as an early online curiosity in the mid 2000s, but after the media attention faded away, the poverty and mental illness that drove him to sell his face remained.

Far larger than earlier rovers, Curiosity is packed with the most sophisticated movable laboratory that has ever been sent to another planet.

Early results from Curiosity's 'weather station' instruments suggest that the pressure in the Martian atmosphere could already be rising faster than expected.

"The drilling is going very well so far and we're making great progress with the early steps," said Curiosity project scientist Prof John Grotzinger.

And the mixing of art and science, old and new, man-made and natural that characterized the early cabinet of curiosities is currently very much a curatorial vogue.

Alexis de Tocqueville described early America as a curiosity — a fascinating and fragile venture.