Sentence examples for stronger curiosity from inspiring English sources

A long-term study Pruett conducted proved that a father's active involvement with his children, from birth to adolescence, promotes greater emotional balance, stronger curiosity and a stronger sense of self-assurance in the child.

As a child Sloane possessed a strong curiosity of nature, and he developed a particular interest in plants.

"From the very beginning, Keanu had a strong curiosity to know how everything worked, while we were in post," Kenneally tells me.

While this ban succeeded in slowing down some activities it also quickened reactions and aroused strong curiosity; the very demand for some kind of censorship of the works led to more intimate study of them.

Even so, the terms in which Elementary might have been sold to the American network CBS will arouse strong curiosity in admirers of BBC1's Sherlock, and possibly rather harder emotions in the creators and producers of the British show.

Even during this period, however, a number of early European visitors to Cambodia showed a strong curiosity concerning the "lost city," and, when the French colonial regime was established (1863), the entire site became the focus of intense scholarly interest and concern.

A strong curiosity like that is a hallmark of future success in the field.

Building good technology starts with strong curiosity, pursuit of hard problems and exploration, wherever it leads.

The combination will if nothing else pique strong curiosity among the early-adopter set and probably a few others looking for something different.

Leaders of the 400-strong Curiosity science team say their latest discoveries, published online today in Science, are narrowing down how and where to look for "molecular fossils"—organic matter that might have come from ancient martian microbes.

;: A boy with a strong curiosity for the world, Kor lives on an isolated island with his grandfather Sydan.