Sentence examples for unflagging curiosity from inspiring English sources

The best thing about Kronos is their unflagging curiosity about the world.

But Mr. Jarmusch, never one for nostalgia, said he saw Ms. Driver's films less as time capsules than as timeless expressions of an unflagging curiosity: "She has a kind of wonder at things, the strangeness of the world.

But, apart from his unflagging curiosity, Attenborough differs from me mainly in being the kind of perpetual energy source who can get a week's work done no matter what.

In one of his few surviving letters to WH Auden, written on 21 October 1937 when he was 30 years old, Louis MacNeice remarked: "I must say that what I especially admire in you is your unflagging curiosity about people and events.

Last week, I read where Steve Forbes remembered Laury as having "extraordinary intellect, unflagging energy, insatiable curiosity and impressive knowledge".

Tuesday's performance, ably directed by the church's organist and choir director, David Enlow, became a memorial to Mr. Simon's roving curiosity, sense of humor and unflagging efforts to share the pleasure of good music with a wide range of audiences.

Don't get me wrong: "The Constant Gardener" is a meatier proposition than most of the summer releases, and its curiosity toward the world is rare and unflagging.

But market pressures are real and unflagging.

William Dazeley is an unflagging, rather charmless Don.

For curiosity?

Thus Curiosity.