Sentence examples for many curiosity from inspiring English sources

On Thursday morning, the courtroom was packed, and many curiosity seekers were turned away.

The new mission would use as many Curiosity spare parts as possible, and the same technology that gently lowered the one-ton Curiosity to a soft landing on the rocky surface.

Near a busy visitors' center and numerous historic sites, Le Tache — which the owner intended to mean "the spot" in French but which also means "the stain" — has been a source of dismay for many, curiosity for some and glee for others.

One of the many curiosities of the current downturn is the state of retail.

There were many curiosities on election night in 2016, but one stood out.

So many questions went unanswered during those seventy-two hourso— so many curiosities cast aside and forgotten without being pursued.

But there are still many curiosities left for Sotheby's to auction.

One of the many curiosities of digital life is that we have become the couch on which our televisions recline, the bed on which they press.

Whether it can persuade investors to invest in that vision, given the many curiosities buried in its SEC filing, will determine whether to hijack the firm's slogan it's go time or past time.

The cake was intended to go, but it didn't last that long for most people, and the party drifted on as the many curiosities and delights of the store revealed themselves.

It published a great many masterpieces and near-masterpieces as well as a great many curiosities and monstrosities, and there'll be bound volumes of it in active use in the principal libraries of the world as long as the English language is spoken and read.