Sentence examples for sympathetic curiosity from inspiring English sources
He watched with a measure of sympathetic curiosity as the gangster's eyes scanned the room, absorbing the details: the broken door, the blood, his brother's disfigured face.
An Iranian Kurd whose previous films (including "A Time for Drunken Horses" and "Turtles Can Fly") have been set in the rural villages of his native region, he approaches Negar, Ashkan and the other younger, urban characters in this film with sympathetic curiosity.
Because she shot her subjects not in their homes, as she had in the past, but in rural, outdoor situations -- around a lake near Boston -- and because most seem comfortable with what they are doing, the suspicions of voyeurism and exploitation that her earlier works prompted give way in her new photographs to sympathetic curiosity.
Unfortunately, Darwinians' studied incuriosity about why Behe wrote his book pllels Richard Cheney's refusal of sympathetic curiosity about the motives of those who destroyed the World Trade Center, and the studied incuriosity many intelligent designers feel about the workings of nature, which they, Asher and I all believe to be God's creation - which He pronounced good.
Ms. Treut, a chirpy, sympathetic presence whose curiosity is always balanced by tact, introduces us to a few Bay Area residents who defy assimilation to the usual categories: gay or straight, male or female.
But his elite-school reality is about conformity and winning prizes, and though the best jazz musicians in the real world certainly know all about the tough journey to excellence, they have more usually gotten there through sharing, sympathetic teaching and curiosity.
Ian McDiarmid, as the less sympathetic Lionel, also conveys the natural curiosity of the trained fake-buster.
Betsy had an intellectual curiosity, a probing mind, a sympathetic concern for those in need, and a love of life.
