Sentence examples for remarkable curiosity from inspiring English sources

Peter's love of discourse bestowed those around him with his remarkable curiosity, erudition, charm and well-honed sense of humor.

In 1752, King Adolf Fredrik of Sweden acquired a remarkable curiosity: an elephant fetus preserved in a jar.

Benjamin Bagby, a founding member of the Cologne-based early music ensemble Sequentia, is an impeccable musician of remarkable curiosity and enterprise.

In his report to the Committee on Public Lands, he concluded that if the bill failed to become law, "the vandals who are now waiting to enter into this wonder-land, will in a single season despoil, beyond recovery, these remarkable curiosities, which have requited all the cunning skill of nature thousands of years to prepare".

In a truly remarkable measurement by Curiosity, we find that the gas is back.

Ethel was a gifted teacher and will be remembered as a remarkable woman with insatiable curiosity and unsurpassed determination.

His remarkable intellect and broad curiosity was complemented by a deep humanity and passionate pursuit of excellence in both private and public endeavors.

I shall therefore only take notice of such propagations of them [the blood vessels], as are either remarkable for magnitude, some curiosity of Structure, or useful design of Nature.' These observations were made years before the widely-cited dye experiments of Ehrlich that are generally considered to be the origin of the concept of a "blood-brain barrier".

While these remarkable resurrections are interesting curiosities in their own right, they have also inspired a wave of potentially life-saving applications.

A spirited woman guided by Jewish ethics with a love of learning and intellectual curiosity, her determination and remarkable ability to rise above adversity were an inspiration to all who knew her.

This remarkable feat is testimony to the curiosity of the human mind and the power of science and technology.