Sentences with phrase «more curious nature»

But Constance was of a more curious nature, thus the Singer man, the birth of Fleuette, and her involvement with the Kaufmann gang.

Not exact matches

Everyone was like, «she escaped finally, she made it finally — now she knows infinitely more stuff than National Geographic ever could tell her (she loved nature and was curious about everything and how everything worked, for no particular reason except to marvel at creation).

Some of these meticulous images not only enthralled a nature - curious public more than 100 years ago but also instigated a taxonomic revolution by the great eighteenth - century botanist Carl Linnaeus.

He's trying to express a certain message (whereas in other songs he has a more curious and humble, or, questioning / unsure nature).

I have chosen to look out of my race because I have a curious nature for other cultures and I find European women more on my level of thinking.

They can be given a little bit more freedom when housebroken, but they should still be supervised fairly well because their curious natures can cause them to get into dangerous situations.

It's human nature to be curious about someone else's job, especially when that job is something that is so rare or has been the butt of so many jokes and even more stereotypes.

I'm curious about the paragraph in the Nature communication piece suggesting that as climate models grow more sophisticated, many key uncertainties may actually grow relative to earlier models.