Sentence examples for visual curiosity from inspiring English sources
This enduring visual curiosity, secured by a well-placed SNC-Lavalin consultant, is a daily reminder of the company's scandal-ridden recent past.
Nonetheless, Dr. Morris said, "I'm not completely, grimly serious about this project". It's partly just visual curiosity, and a delight in the images themselves, some of which he submits to art exhibitions.
Catching the moment is the "Mario message," what Ms. Chambers calls "part of a visual curiosity" that includes his interest in models as more than coat hangers and a passion for collecting art.
Why this should be so is hard to say; perhaps a certain heightened visual curiosity kicks in when an artist studies an animal, and the effort to match observation and marks on a surface gives a more finely tuned animation, as it were, to the representation.
It was, Weyl said, "an honor and a privilege to witness his visual curiosity and humanity". Lichtenstein had "an incredible work ethic," Weyl said, and was always experimenting in his art.
Pierre Boulez's Third Piano Sonata is a work of immense visual appeal and curiosity.
Drawing upon relevant marketing and psychology theories, we address how curiosity, visual design complexity, and perceived fit jointly affect consumers' QR codes scan intention.
His plays aspire to intellectual and visual astonishment, combining curiosity and compassion into satisfying puzzles, which bring together public concerns and private griefs in order to explore the irony between the realms.
To peruse: A visual explanation of the Curiosity rover's position on Mars.
Wright doesn't display any more visual or process-centered curiosity about Baby's music than he does about Baby's driving; both are mere aspirational emblems of Baby's — and the movie's — cool factor.
But Mr. Flamand and Ms. Hadid's ability to evoke the collision and collusion of bodies within urban structures, and to suggest the mutability of life in cities, is worth seeing for a visual richness and intellectual curiosity that aren't often available to dance.
