Sentence examples for most curiosity from inspiring English sources

But the built-in lights will inspire the most curiosity from fellow commuters.

But perhaps the most curiosity has been about Marc Jacobs's new line, which arrives at Sephora stores on Aug. 9.

In fact, it is often the performances or performers more than the repertoire that generate the most curiosity.

The Knopf author generating the most curiosity is Donna Tartt, who at age 28 in 1992 had a best-selling, critically acclaimed debut novel, "The Secret History".

Of all the cars I drove, it elicited the most curiosity and covetousness among my guy friends, all of whom apparently relish getting away fast (from zero to 60 m.p.h. in 3.7 seconds).

"The prospect of working with Brad is the one that sparked the most curiosity in me, and I thought it had the best chance of being something really special".

Though she strategically employed pseudonyms in the memoirs, enough was revealed, and enough suggested in her romans à clef "She Came to Stay" (1943) and "The Mandarins" (1954), to satisfy most curiosities.

In my opinion there is no need to dig holes in the foreshore, or even use a metal detector; a keen eye and some patience will reveal enough to satisfy most curiosities.

It is the intimate Moscow pictures, taken last year, that visibly satisfy Parisians' most acute curiosity.

For all the artistry on display, most visitors' curiosity is piqued by certain practical matters.

Although snappy conversations and mysterious crimes set the pace, it is Wallace's unrelenting goodness that most arouses curiosity.