Sentence examples for more curious for from inspiring English sources

Such displays of a British inferiority complex are all the more curious for being thoroughly unmerited.

Lias: "When you have things that travel between different people, then you get something completely new… some Frankenstein… that's what's more curious for me".

"Lorca in a Green Dress," which is having its premiere at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival here through Nov. 2, makes me even more curious, for as a script the play shares many of "Anna's" alluring qualities.

But other cases are more curious (for additional instances see Krömer 2003).

Today, Bamfield remains just a cluster of pretty wooden fishermen's houses — and a few bed-and-breakfasts for the more curious of wanderers — nestled around a bay formed by two tiny peninsulas of cliffs, a hidden place snuggled out of the Pacific's formidable winter gales between huge forests of cedar and spruce.

A more curious candidate for a devoted auteurist following is Resident Evil director Paul WS Anderson – likely to be confused with Paul Thomas Anderson in name only – whose gaudy recipe for all-in-one digital action casserole has recently inspired a profusion of post-ironic critical analysis.

If you're an athlete doing heart rate-based zone training, this is worthless, and if you're just an average person, it's mildly interesting for the more curious, but mostly useless for just about everyone else.

Among the more curious explanations proffered for the relative strength of shoe sales is that women — who make up the lion's share of the American shoe market — get an emotional lift from shoe shopping in a way they do not when trying on jeans and cocktail dresses.

After naming a few I became more curious and asked for more data.

Both questionnaires and behavioural measures confirm that some people are naturally more curious than others – for them, learning new facts is a reward in its own right (and even creates a dopamine kick in the brain).

One of the more curious aspects of the tit-for-tat violence is that Israel's response has largely been directed at the Palestinian Authority's security units, rather than at the Islamicists themselves.