Sentence examples for obvious curiosity from inspiring English sources

This evokes an obvious curiosity to further investigate the factors influencing the variation across the zones.

So I'm not sure what brought me to an all-day celebration of ennui-and-sex-ridden bloodsuckers other than the obvious morbid curiosity.

The reasons are too obvious to excite curiosity and investigation: youth and beauty are everything.

Instead, it was Casanova's obvious cleverness and curiosity which got him an education that culminated in becoming a doctor of law at the age of just 16.

Bamford, who divides his time between Washington, D.C., and London, is a slightly mischievous character whose obvious persistence and curiosity have served him well.

Its restaurant, the Renaissance, is open to the public, and is an obvious place to satisfy curiosity about the religion.

The Mars landings carried out by Nasa in the last few years are a second obvious comparison, particularly the Curiosity rover's "seven minutes of terror" as it was lowered to the surface by a hovering platform known as a skycrane.

Five years of marriage have shrunk the romance in her marriage; the novelty of Daniel, as well as his obvious ardor, make Margot wonder whether she has settled for too little and fosters curiosity about what might be.

I hadn't expected, though, to find that someone whose work had ranged so widely had no curiosity about such an obvious possibility for enlarging the imagination, or to have been so indifferent to it.

Hot shows with a high curiosity factor are the most obvious best sellers.

It's a fact that was not lost on Zimmermann, whose obvious pride in her country and boundless curiosity - in her spare time she surfs, meditates and does yoga - was positively contagious.