Sentence examples for felt curiosity from inspiring English sources
He felt curiosity and the fun of playing a new game.
We all feel curiosity about the person we'll turn out to be; we can all identify with the desire for, and fear of, transformation.
We crave, she argues, "satisfying work" that allows us to be "optimistic about our own chances for success"; that involves "social connection"; and that allows us to feel "curiosity, awe and wonder".
It's natural to feel curiosity about your sexual organs and about other people's sexual organs and masturbation is one way to learn to be comfortable with your body and your sexuality.
I also felt intense curiosity".
He had noticed "Smith" before but had never felt much curiosity about it.
What felt like curiosity in the book becomes grandiosity on the stage; her grief must be attended to.
What felt like curiosity in the book becomes grandiosity on the stage; the words may be Didion's but the metabolism isn't.
So, if curiosity is so coveted and valuable, what's happening to individual contributors who feel their curiosity is stifled at work? What's an employer to do?
As much as ever, I feel that curiosity in itself is no crime.
