Sentence examples for mainly curiosity from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the Ron Paul stories are mainly curiosity pieces.

This type of research is mainly curiosity-driven, but the curiosity of researchers is often roused by their observations of the world around them and their wonderment at that which they behold.

Yet today his resignation was mainly a curiosity to the public.

He is mainly a curiosity, but he could always get some big outs against some famous players from the Dominican Republic on Monday.

At Harvard and Yale there are so few R.O.T.C. students that on days they wear uniforms, they are mainly a curiosity.

I was too idealistic to want more money than I needed to subsist, too arrogant to envy Heisler, and so to me the rich were mainly a curiosity, interesting for the conspicuousness of both their consumption and their thrift.

Crawshaw's move into the petrochemical industry was motivated, he says, mainly by curiosity about what it would be like to work in industry and a suspicion that the facilities for doing experimental science were very much better there than he had found in academia.

The earliest works -- the "Three American Pieces," for flute and piano, and "Fantasy-Rondo" (1944), for solo piano, seemed for stretches to be mainly pleasant curiosities.

The materials in question, with names like indium, gallium and tellurium, until a few years ago were mainly "laboratory curiosities," Thomas E. Graedel, a Yale professor and a member of the report committee, said Friday.

Curiosity, mainly.

Now, she said, she is motivated mainly by intellectual curiosity.