Sentence examples for greater curiosity from inspiring English sources

Mr Mabey would like us to view weeds more benignly, or at least with greater curiosity.

Yet the book's strict geographical and cultural divisions are transcended by what is now possible online, and the behavior encouraged by e-contact warrants greater curiosity.

Though we are constantly hearing about the precocity of a certain segment of American young people — the way they are going to foreign-policy summer camp and planning for college when they are 12 — television, or specifically what is referred to as "family television," hasn't found a way to speak to their greater curiosity and ambitions.

When this occurred, a greater curiosity in those brands was sparked.

But it may be that advertisers are still apprehensive about shifting budgets from other services like Facebook — or even emerging ones like Snapchat, which could pique greater curiosity because of their rapid growth and engagement.

But they make Killer7 an even greater curiosity.

Other industry insiders have told me similar things, raising one of the greater curiosities of the Garagiste phenomenon: Rimmerman's act seems to appeal most powerfully to people with no illusion about how it works.

The mixture evokes great curiosity.

"It's great curiosity also," she says.

A man of immense intellect-great curiosity and keen insight.

A huge crowd was gathering, for there was great curiosity as to what it contained.