Sentence examples similar to manifested curiosity from inspiring English sources
Yet his drawing and woodcut manifest the curiosity about nature that was growing in the Renaissance.
It was a curiosity that manifested way beyond the then-corrugated stands of Aggborough.
" And while I'm convinced that this was 99percentt guileless, instinctive curiosity that manifested physically before the inquisitor could check his reaction, it became tiresome at times.
While most of us can curb any violent impulses we may feel, we still manifest an innate curiosity about it, although some are repelled by the graphic depiction of violence in books, films and other entertainment forms popular today.
And this is a shame, since much of the movie is worth engaging, and manifests genuine curiosity and a wicked satirical sense along with finger-pointing self-righteousness.
It will no doubt be the most novel balloon experiment ever heard of, and great curiosity and interest are manifested upon the subject.
This reflects the transition of PBPK from academic curiosity to industrial norm, manifested by the regulatory agencies encouraging its use and receiving an increasing number of submissions containing PBPK models.
The curiosity that was inspired by Doc was completely manifested in Socrates's statement that "wonder is the beginning of wisdom".
Far from being a historical curiosity, then, witchcraft is a living problem, a belief in occult forces to which all human beings are prone, but manifested in a way that is horrifically unfamiliar to people in the west.
Metcalfe's Law manifested.
