What follows is a scrapbookish half hour of humour, that (justifiably) banks on our curiosity about Sweet's character, then craves our indulgence as he flits between throwaway subjects, for which PowerPoint supplies a succession of so-so visual punchlines.
My first-born child oozes sweet patience and a rich curiosity; just like he was when he calmly emerged from my womb following an arduous two-day labor, his eyes wide with wonder, darting around the room, taking everything in.
Saddam Hussein would have turned 74 on Thursday, and a steady stream of people visited his grave site near his hometown, Tikrit, passing out sweets to fellow mourners and curiosity seekers.
More important, the actor makes a wonderfully affecting Charlie, revealing a sweet, shy bundle of wide-eyed curiosity and optimism.
"There is a taste which is common to asparagus, tomatoes, cheese, and meat, but which is not one of the four well-known tastes of sweet, sour, bitter, and salty," he wrote of his curiosity.
Whatever happens, I will feel neither sweet grief, nor hatred, nor momentary bliss, only a detached curiosity.
I obviously had to go, both to satisfy cultural curiosity as well as instant appetite for experimental sweet and savoury treats.
Mass insurers haven't figured out yet their sustainable sweet spot around telematics, but, for now, they are busy satisfying their underwriting curiosity with fancier data sets.
We had clams with lemon and coriander, served in their shells, small and sweet, and we had to try the "Heirloom Beetroots" with pickled walnuts out of curiosity.
To satisfy my curiosity (and desire to borrow a grandma), I decided to poll every sweet ol' Italian nonna at the festival for their pasta sauce secrets.
