Sentences with phrase «even more curiosity»

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If you thought the Apple Watch, which has sold millions of units, was still basically a curiosity in comparison to the flagship smartphone, smart glasses would be even more marginal.

I'm so proud of her for taking action on her interests and having the curiosity to find out more — even if it wasn't all petting kittens and playing with puppies.

But sometimes using just a person's name, without the name of the company, or even just an address without the name of a person or a company, will be more intriguing and get prospects to open the envelope out of curiosity.

Once I got over apologizing for my curiosity and questions, and began accepting (and even embracing) that part of myself, the more I began to love life.

And when I asked for more, you sent me poems, essays, books, articles, encyclopedia entries, and even songs — little gifts that softened my defensive posture by infusing me with fresh curiosity.

Maybe it will peak your curiosity to read more or even the whole book.

And even the scandals of religious hucksters seem to arouse more curiosity than scorn.

«Drop the flashcards — grit, character, and curiosity matter even more than cognitive skills.

And I realize that by saying this I'm only heightening your curiosity, making you to want to look even more.

Additionally, «our core chooses to spend a minimum of 20 percent of our time working on new technologies,» he adds, which allows him to tap into his innate curiosity even more.

Out of curiosity, De Vries tested the daughters of one subject and observed that even though they were not color - blind — they seemed to distinguish red and green as well as anyone — they needed more red in their test light than normal people to make the match precise.

Young animals that were separated from their mothers for controlled, short times turned out to have lower hormone responses to later stresses, more curiosity about a new object and even differences in their brains.

With cross-discipline curiosity, the demonstrated applications of these particles will become even more widespread,» says Steven D. Lacey, a Ph.D. student at UMD and also one of the lead authors of the paper.

If I really want bread I just eat some bread and move on I don't try to make primal / paleo bread, but it rarely happens and only while eating socially, and even then it's more curiosity than craving.

Even if you are intrigued by the subject or star, I can't promise you'll declare this more than a single - viewing curiosity.

Back in the spring, James Franco hit Cannes with «As I Lay Dying,» an experimental drama and adaptation of William Faulkner's book that utilized all kinds of split - screen to surprisingly decent effect, even if the movie as a whole didn't amount to much more than a curiosity.

Faces Places (its original title is the even more whimsical - sounding Visages Villages) is a magnificent work that reckons with art as a global force, a local curiosity, and an individual act of expression.

Establishing curiosity, respect and even ground rules around the hot political topics of the day will allow your students more creativity, as well as allowing them to profoundly explore and understand that they are a part of history and that their dialogue, advocacy and compassion informs national debate.

And even more impressive, research has linked curiosity to a wide range of important adaptive behaviors, including tolerance of anxiety and uncertainty, positive emotions, humor, playfulness, out - of - box thinking, and a noncritical attitude — all attributes associated with healthy social outcomes.

Adherence to standard textbook - based teaching means that nothing is being done to challenge this perception when it's all too clear that unlocking curiosity and wonderment across all academic disciplines is not only essential to the mastery of tests, but also key to ensuring that more students are inspired enough to pursue further study and even pursue teaching as a career later in life.

When Bishop examined the effects of high - school exit exams, one traditional form of external accountability, on intrinsic motivation by comparing whether students subjected to this approach engaged in less reading for pleasure or were more likely to associate learning with rote memorization, he found no evidence that accountability undermined natural curiosity and even found some evidence of the opposite.

Instead, breakthrough schools are structured so that students receive what they need, when they need it, in ways that are personally tailored — slowing down when they need more time, going deeper when their curiosity spikes, even encouraging the pursuit of new interests.

Even if the SBA were a more reliable, valid, and culturally responsive measure of student ability, the learning environment created around it devalues true intellectual curiosity, risk - taking, and critical thinking.

I'm not even sure I have ever seen one being used, and if it was, it was more out of curiosity than out of necessity

Savannah possesses something even more remarkable than her quick mind and insatiable curiosity for learning.

But Savannah possesses something even more remarkable than a quick mind and an insatiable curiosity for learning.

Our dogs, cats, birds and even reptiles seem to have a bigger curiosity about our human foods and household plants more than anything else.

Dogs tend to mouth things out of curiosity, even more than cats, Keller said, although cats get things like string, twine and ribbon caught on the barbs of their tongue, which tend to work themselves further back in their mouth and could get swallowed.

We all know about curiosity and the cat, but your dog may want to sniff out the situation even more than your cat, who'll often hide under a favorite couch.

Dragon Ball Z for Kinect is more a curiosity than a game, and even then one specifically aimed at DBZ fans.

It's very reminiscent of collecting the Korok seeds in Breath of the Wild, but even more playful with how it inspires curiosity in the player.

While the studio photographs satisfy curiosities and feature compelling, fact - filled captions, the revealing conversations Amirsadeghi has with the artists turn out to be even more engaging.

Far outside of his usual choice of materials, he took to the grid, navigating through frustrations and limitations to eventually create these energetic works on paper; they turned out to be more open and expansive, and even after healing he took these materials with him as he continued the series, his curiosity of the materials pushing him from drawing to drawing.

Through Wed, 6/6 Since 2014, the museum has acquired more than 2,000 works of art through purchase, gift, or bequest; this exhibition highlights 29 of these works that will pique your curiosity, stimulate your imagination, and perhaps even surprise you.

On the second floor the fabulous Cabinet of Art and Curiosities leads to even more often outstanding paintings — Baroque to Modernism — accompanied by an array of decorative objects, especially porcelains.

We shall revert to the question of synchronicity and climate severity later in this paper, but it can be seen that even Lamb's graph demonstrated modern «hockey stick» characteristics (albeit it appears this data was later added by Dr Mann using CET) More intriguingly, Lamb shows another and much more dramatic «hockey stick» just before the start of the 18th century - a period which seems to have aroused limited curiosity - and is the intended subject of a future artiMore intriguingly, Lamb shows another and much more dramatic «hockey stick» just before the start of the 18th century - a period which seems to have aroused limited curiosity - and is the intended subject of a future artimore dramatic «hockey stick» just before the start of the 18th century - a period which seems to have aroused limited curiosity - and is the intended subject of a future article.

What I don't understand is why there is so much angst about what is after all only simple empirical observations about the nature of a time series (even if aspects of the analysis maybe open to theoretical debate), and so little curiosity about what this all means for statistical inference more generally in climate science.

If you did not say enough, even a bad moderator will prompt you for more, and the audience will pick up on his or her curiosity.

But for now, because of the < spanunshareability and incompatibility with services like Dropbox, Google Photos, and even Apple's own Mac OS Yosemite, I find Live Photos more of a curiosity than a must - use feature.

At first, the likely explanation of this was simple: the Chinese Communist Party is a complex beast, and the culture and entertainment - focused parts of it can easily have an attitude of curiosity and even excitement about Bitcoin while the more conservative, state security - focused parts of the party simply haven't woken up yet.

She begins by saying self - control, grit, and curiosity are beginning to be more frequently taught (sentence 1); she then says that researchers are finding these types of things even more important than intelligence to success in school (sentence 2); then says there are critics to this general approach (sentence 3); and then in the second paragraph says that Poropat has established with strong evidence that this broad approach (self - control, conscientiousness, etc) are highly correlated, and hence she is offering powerful evidence rebutting the critics identified in the third sentence, but not challenging the teaching identified in the first sentence.

Ask a preschool assistant teacher or ask an AP Physics teacher and you'll find resounding, even impassioned agreement: dependability, persistence, ambition, curiosity, and getting along with others matter as much, or very often much more, than cognitive ability.

They heard that their value went up, which only piques their curiosity even more.