Sentence examples for widespread curiosity from inspiring English sources

There has also been widespread curiosity about his whereabouts and health.

The deal ends a frantic weeklong bidding war that provoked widespread curiosity about just what she planned to write.

The Double Down's first launch in April 2010 prompted widespread curiosity from the US public and media.

There is widespread curiosity about the donor — reportedly a tall, dapper man with a Midwestern accent who said he devised his pseudonym from his Christian faith.

But the chain-smoking twins with their long hair, vacant expressions and claims of divinity became the objects of widespread curiosity abroad.

On Saturday at Shea Stadium, Clemens will bat against the Mets for the first time since then, and there is widespread curiosity about whether the Mets will retaliate.

Kuhn spoke directly, if unintentionally, to a widespread honest curiosity about how science related to the psychology and politics of nonscientific experience.

Whereas earlier calculating machines, such as Blaise Pascal's Pascaline in France and Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz's Step Reckoner in Germany, were mere curiosities, with the Industrial Revolution came a widespread need to perform repetitive operations efficiently.

Reverse image search can also be used to satisfy other curiosities, such as how popular or widespread an image is.

Considered to date from the 13th century, the lion was inexpensive at €68,165 — Mayer's curiosity about the avatars of liturgy is not widespread these days.

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