Walking any stretch of the path reveals curiosities, from abandoned airfields to hermit's chapels, but few sights are more peculiar than an oval eye of glass that gazes out of the clifftop at Druidstone, overlooking the middle of St Bride's Bay.
He opened the document to make certain that it did not belong there, and after he saw what it revealed, "curiosity prevailed," he said.
A tour around the premises reveals a curiosity shop of props from productions past: Australian phone boxes, a replica of an 18th-century machine that creates the sound of thunder, wind and rain, a giant pterodactyl.
Their aesthetic reflections come off as equally heuristic and experience-based; their sense of form is an ingrained part of engagement with their times, and their work reveals their curiosity, skepticism, and cine-centrism (which is as different from cinephilia as heliocentrism is from sun-worship).
But the rest merely turned their heads toward the body, revealing some curiosity as they hurried along".
Inspection of aberrations in the dilution of Tumour 7207 revealed one curiosity.
Mr. Cavallini's helpfulness also reveals an inner curiosity about technically interesting cars.
Gorin's speculative curiosity reveals grand historical forces and artistic inspirations within quaint Americana.
Even a bit of curiosity reveals that kids from Toledo to Tokyo talk about the weather.
But it is in his astonishingly virtuosic and forward-looking compositions that his roaming curiosity reveals itself fully.
Greif's, and his fellow essayists', complaints all read (with one notable exception, my colleague Christopher Glazek's, which reveals an authentic curiosity and range of sympathy missing from the other, hectoring pieces) like the grousing of crotchety old people who think that the world is going to hell for its failure to recognize their wisdom.
