Sentence examples for plain curiosity from inspiring English sources
Sometimes it is just plain curiosity.
Be it Grisham-inspired impulse, the worldlier need for career prospects, or plain curiosity, hold on to your motivation for choosing the subject.
About 20 people had assembled on the sidewalk and were staring up at the four-story, red-brick building behind him, some with businesslike appraisal, others with plain curiosity.
He seizes the opportunity of the early-morning press conference to announce proudly that three years ago he commissioned a study with the US naval academy to learn more about the sinking of the Titanic, out of plain curiosity.
All I could see was an older woman with incredible energy, who day in and day out, dealt with the great expectations and plain curiosity of the thousands of people who came to see her with unwavering patience.
Plain old curiosity and not moral outrage appeared to have brought a stream of retirees, tourists and art enthusiasts to the museum.
Often, ignorance or plain old curiosity (something to which scientists tend to be prone...) is at the root of many of the illegal questions that might be asked during an interview--you shouldn't automatically assume that they have anything to do with the interviewer's prejudices.
But by the time "Views" came out the Popcaan verse had been discarded, the limits of a pop heavyweight's curiosity plain to see.
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A hint of small-town curiosity rises over these thawing plains like the waft of fresh fertilizer.
