Sentences with phrase «real curiosity»

I often work with NGOs and humanitarian groups, and when bitcoin initially came out there was real curiosity about whether the technology had the potential for helping vulnerable people.

Denis Villeneuve, who directed the hugely arresting PRISONERS (2013) and spinned a web of real curiosity with ENEMY (2014), takes on the drug war along the U.S. and Mexico border with SICARIO.

In Hanna's words, «real curiosity in ideas, material, form and the environment, be it through drawing, sculpture or painting, and channeling that effort into hard work is the awesome responsibility and joy of an artist.»

Gap years are among the places where it's currently possible to experiment with remedies to this problem, to try new ways of mentoring, of allowing students to ask questions, of engaging real curiosity.

If you cultivate real curiosity and champion eclectic tastes, you are more likely to find new and surprising angles, shapes, and colors.

Given the prolific creation of headsets like HoloLens and virtual reality headsets of all sorts, we'd be surprised if there WERE N'T a simulation of Mars using real Curiosity data for the public in the near future.

In Hanna's words, «real curiosity in ideas, material, form and the environment, be it through drawing, sculpture or painting, and channeling that effort into hard -LSB-...]

The real curiosity, however, is that such advocates want the government and the public schools — the coercive, not the voluntary, elements of American life — to propagate the tradition.

I see what is a real curiosity on here.

Seriously and considerately explore, with real curiosity, your partner's concerns about attending a workshop, and validate his or her concerns.