Sentence examples for fan curiosity from inspiring English sources

"There's an enormous fan curiosity of where we're going to go, and that makes me equally nervous and excited," Podeswa said.

To fan curiosity about the life of a First Lady: Laura Bush told Larry King that she disagrees with her husband on abortion rights and gay marriage.

At times, I shed my journalist hat completely and just let my fan curiosity guide me, bumbling through my own conjecture and occasionally asking a bit too much (he refused to tell me where he buys records).

Though uncommon, LGBTQ characters aren't completely nonexistent in children's movies but by and large, when they exist, it's their films' directors and performers who are filling in gaps in fan curiosity.

But for most of the weekend, the weather was clear and crowds were diverse: hard-core race fans, curiosity seekers, college-age revelers and families with infants.

His refusal to give interviews or to state why he bailed out just as Spider-Man was on the verge of becoming the biggest-selling comic in America only increased the fans' curiosity.

Anticipation of a biopic reflects fans' curiosity about Winehouse's life – the way a jazz singer from Southgate, north London, became one of the decade's most celebrated artists, and then unravelled.

Hundreds of fans, curiosity seekers and news crews gathered in front of Heath Ledger's home in SoHo on Tuesday night, spilling into the street as the police struggled to keep one lane open for traffic and roped off a sidewalk path to the door.

It appears that Miitomo's early success may have been more about the draw of the Nintendo brand, and fans' curiosity about the company's first-ever smartphone application, more so than the actual game itself.

Gerard Piqué has certainly piqued fans' curiosity about Shakira's pregnancy and upcoming album.

Malkovich is cagey about whether he would come back in that event — which might spike fans' curiosity about just what twists of fate the writers have in store for this Blackbeard.