"stoke curiosity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of increasing or intensifying someone's curiosity or interest in something. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing a new idea or topic, promoting a product or service, or encouraging someone to explore and learn more about a particular subject. Example: The advertisement for the new museum exhibit was designed to stoke curiosity and attract visitors from all around the city.
It welcomed a young foreigner whose presence stoked curiosity, but also generosity.
The complexity of "Spider-Man" – particularly its net-free flying sequences over the heads of audience members – has also stoked curiosity, as well as concern, after two actors were injured (one whose wrists were broken) performing aerial stunts this fall.
Fairs such as SP-Arte in São Paulo and ArtRio sprang up to cater to them.Brazilian collectors' growing clout and sophistication, combined with a natural preference for local art boosted by near-50% tariffs on imported works, in turn stoked curiosity among foreign buyers.
Still, it was stoking curiosity with sizzle reels like the one below, and making good hires like Facebook mobile engineering manager Dave Fetterman as its VP of engineering.
Years later he held that proper teaching does not explain things; proper teaching stokes curiosity: After he underwent an upanayana initiation at age eleven, he and his father left Kolkata in February 1873 for a months-long tour of the Raj.
While access to unsecured, loaded firearms is certainly to blame for these incidents, new research finds that gun violence in popular culture may also play a role in stoking curiosity about guns in the first place.
And a clever way to stoke our curiosity.
We therefore assume that a man like Malick is playing a devilish game of anti-publicity, in order to stoke our curiosity; no less perilous, however, is our assumption that merely because a movie, or a novel, was pondered, and kept secret, for a lengthy period it must tower above its more precipitate peers.
Because banning would only stoke conspiratorial curiosity about these inaccurate outlets.
These old labels stoked natural curiosity.
