Sentence examples for stirred curiosity from inspiring English sources

The speculation over the 30-year-old whistleblower's fate, and Beijing's role in the matter, stirred curiosity over how this territory of seven million has fared in the 16 years since it was returned to China by Britain.

With any luck, the new estimates will also stir curiosity in the United States Congress, where all but a few members have adopted an ostrich-like attitude toward global warming, and the Republican leadership has shown only contempt for the Kyoto accord.

If you've browsed in cookware specialty shops lately, these cylindrical baking molds in shapes of star, club, oval, flower and heart may have stirred your curiosity and made you wonder: Will they or will they not work?

The image stirred your curiosity.

Still, "Behind the Candelabra" stirred my curiosity.

Reports of the existence of ancient ruins in Central America and Yucatán stirred Stephens' curiosity to locate and explore them.

This stirred my curiosity about the formation of Sierra Leone and its deeply complex relationship to slavery and freedom.

His distinct instability and ability on court, his flighty style, tendency to fly off the handle and talk to himself have stirred public curiosity.

While waiting, Ms. Vargas overheard Agassi's trainer say something to Mr. Cohn that she recalled stirred her curiosity: "He said, 'What you did for Andre last night was wonderful!

She said that the sudden deaths in the Sept. 11 attacks and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq had stirred Americans' curiosity about the afterlife, but that clergy members were not laying out the whole story.

Terry Gilliam's exuberantly fantastic The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, completed with some ingenuity following actor Heath Ledger's 2008 death during filming, stirred much curiosity, though its convoluted tale about a traveling-sideshow operator trying to wriggle free of his pact with the Devil appealed most to the director's die-hard fans.