curiousness

At the sound of his voice the woman peered at him with quick curiousness.

Cone didn't pause to appreciate the curiousness of what he had just said.

Nor does it at all diminish the curiousness of this matter, that to many thousands of our .

These results indicate that intellectual curiousness has significant enhancement in academic performance if students can combine the scholarly interest with thoughtful information processing.

She looked at his rock-hard erection with a blank curiousness, then tilted her head back to smile up at him.

'Further curiousness,' said the Irishman, lifting it and weighing it in his hands.

I am old enough to make ready to die, and a great curiousness have I about what will happen to me when I am dead.

Either by accident or their own curiousness, characters are dragged into a dangerous conflict or situation that they are not prepared to resolve.

Due to her curiousness she sees the rich-one and finds out that he is in a dangerous state of his health due to the drug addiction.

The curiousness begins with what is buried underneath the hill: a Nazism military-technical college designed by Albert Speer.

But then, also, it was with a certain reverent curiousness that she approached the cabin, while the Hush on her cheek showed a yet riper mellowness.

In its best moments, Mr. Vassilakis's reading conveyed not only the curiousness that propelled this exploration but also the thrill of discovery.

One loses, in the study of cause and effect, that absurd air which so many people have of being always shocked and pained by the curiousness of life.

The format is too good to lose, even if it will be hard for any successor to equal Ms. Zwilich's blending of professional cordiality with a listener's curiousness.