"I think he's a very good, curious person," she said.
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I'm always a curious person, so there's never a down moment.
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He was a deeply curious person, always learning, always staying interested.
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He doesn't do that because he's not an intellectually curious person.
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I use the word "kid" as a broad description for a curious person.
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You're clearly a well-read, curious person with many interests off of it.
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I've always been a curious person, and I've always asked the big questions.
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BR: They make you — already a super curious person — a little bit more curious?
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All right, well, Walter Isaacson, as usual you are also a very curious person.
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I'm a curious person and coding allows me to think about how our world is built.
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But an educated person in the future will be a curious person who collects better artifacts.
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Each episode of these well-produced, fascinating educational podcasts will make you a smarter, more curious person.
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As a journalist and an all-around curious person, I can't deny there's something appealing about this.
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You're also a very curious person and skilled researcher, who can be detached and detailed when necessary.
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The same former Facebook executive described Zuckerberg as a genuinely curious person who wants to understand the world.
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One of Blind's servers, Whittaker reports, was left unsecured without a password, open for any curious person to probe.
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And that curious person obsessed with planetary physics and looking for a few videos is probably out of luck.
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I was always a very curious person, and I wondered about the mechanisms of curiosity for a long time.
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Their hope is that you'll pick up the book, read it and put it back for the next curious person.
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Even the most curious person of escape will not want to be a part of that unless they were self-destructive.
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I never planned on being an actress, but I was always a very proactive, curious person who always gave her best.
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No one's observing you objectively and deciding you're a loving, curious person — that's determined solely by your responses to the questions.
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I'm drawn to these type of foods because I am a naturally curious person and I hate accepting things at face value.
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If you are a healthy, curious person, Gawande's nuanced dispatches from the field of palliative care offer fascinating glimpses into an unfamiliar world.
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The one trait you need to succeed at NetflixIf you're not a curious person, then you might have a hard time working here.
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They're not always right — there's some dead ends he chases — but he's a very curious person, and he cares more than anybody I know.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," says Gates, who co-founded Microsoft and has an estimated net worth of $84 billion.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," says Gates, who co-founded Microsoft and has an estimated net worth of $75.4 billion.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," says Gates, speaking at a Facebook live event broadcast from Columbia University earlier in 2017.
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My father was a curious person and always wanted to know why something was the case, and that is why I studied physics and history.
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"This is a phenomenal time to be a curious person," said Gates, who currently has an estimated net worth of almost $93 billion, according to Forbes.
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It takes a dedicated, curious person to play paleontologist with the Geological Survey for a few days each summer and unearth creatures that no longer exist.
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I'm an obsessively curious person, so I decided to explore photography through books by Anna Piaggi, Diana Vreeland, Alexey Brodovitch, Terry Jones, Patrick Frey, and Walter Keller.
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Being a curious person with a love of culture, he was soon talking and acting like a Dutch guy—raising my brother and me in the Dutch language.
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What we often hunger for is a mind meeting a place, to follow a curious person as she processes a foreign landscape, making discoveries, missteps, leaps of faith.
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So I ended up doing, for example, an entire chapter on da Vinci, who is perhaps the most curious person to ever live, and another on Richard Feynman.
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And I guess because I'm a generally curious person, I looked inside, and I spotted Big Mike there—with his undershirt on, and drinking a bottle of wine, painting.
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I identify with him because I have the same beliefs—I never understood the concept of borders, and I was always a curious person believing in freedom of speech.
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Profile in Style 20 Photos View Slide Show ' "I'm a very curious person by nature, and that has led me in some surprising directions," the designer Marco Zanini says.
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We swam together in every conceivable body of water for years, so swimming is inextricably bound to my relationship with my father, who was an engineer and a deeply curious person.
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By virtue of this job and by being a curious person anyway, I've tried my fair share of moisturizers in life (enough to have shamefully reached Sephora VIB status in high school).
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"He's a very curious person, and he said to me, 'Talk to me about that,'" Helman says, reflecting on that first meeting in one of ILM's San Francisco offices overlooking the Presidio.
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I'm a person, a very curious person with a lot of interests and I'm a very, very hard worker and I'm involved in every step of everything I do and every meeting.
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I'm a passionately curious person and I love to get to know people in a very intense way, and I thought, my god, journalism is a license to ask people anything you want!
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One of the chief merits of The Space In Between is that it portrays her outside of her art, as a complicated, curious person searching for answers—just like the rest of us.
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Looking back at his career, words, actions, and the way he's curated them all, Kanye has always represented himself as a chronically curious person who hates being told what he can or can't speak out about.
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Which was strange, because normally I'm such a curious person, but with Sheryl I never wondered where she would have gone to college, what kind of work she would have done, if she would have married and had children.
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As someone who Helman describes as a naturally curious person, particularly when it comes to film and technology, Scorsese was quick to have his interests piqued as Helman began describing technologies he was developing that could make actors appear younger.
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I'm a journalist, a professional curious person, so I asked him about his methodology; with impressive candor, he relayed tactics that make a good first impression, and it was immediately obvious he'd already used some on me: Approach confidently, give her a playful challenge, make an early exit to leave her wanting more.
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In 1483, after the unification of all the lands of the House of Württemberg under the leadership of Eberhard V and his proclamation as first Duke under the name of Eberhard I, the court moved from Urach to Stuttgart. According to contemporaries, Barbara enjoyed great influence over her husband. The new Duke had no formal education, but was a very curious person.
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V. V. S. Sarma says "Kavana Sarma probably is the only Telugu fiction writer who wrote satirical stories concerning Ph.D. dissertations, brain drain, scientific conferences, science academies etc."Political and Social Reality in Telugu Fiction In an interview to The Hindu, Metroplus, Visakhapatnam, Kavana Sarma said that he started writing at the age of 14, and that he is an 'eternally curious person'.
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He does not appear to be human and eats rocks for sustenance. She suspects he may be a Stone Eater, a strange race of living statues that can move through solid rock, but she has never seen one move around above the ground before. Later she meets Tonkee, a commless and curious person. Together, they journey south, encountering the vast devastation caused by the "rifting" up north.
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They are able to control or guide the course of the experience, both consciously and subconsciously. Stress, fear, or a disagreeable environment, may result in an unpleasant experience (bad trip). Conversely, a relaxed, curious person in a warm, comfortable and safe place is more likely to have a pleasant experience. In 1966, Timothy Leary conducted a series of experiments with dimethyltryptamine (DMT) with controlled set and setting.
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Cecil Sharp around 1900 It is unclear when, where and by whom the song was first sung. In historical times folksongs were the informal property of the communities that sang them, passed down through generations. They were published only when a curious person took the trouble to visit singers and document their songs, an activity that in America began only around the turn of the 20th century.See Folk song.
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Describing herself a "geek" and a curious person, Goldberg created Head Games to show people that there's "all kinds of science", not just the popular stereotype of laboratory "science with beakers". The show aired regularly on Science Channel at 9:00 p.m. eastern on Saturday evenings from October through December 2009. Airings continued in reruns for several months past that time, before the show completely disappeared from the network's schedule in spring 2010.
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In a review for Chortle Steve Bennett wrote: "If you're a curious person too, your interest will definitely be piqued by the info imparted (now my internet search history includes 'didgeridoo in space' and 'sticky google car') and in a most entertaining way. Though quite what the weird handover to Jane Hill in the BBC newsroom just to call Schreiber 'Bernard' was all about defies explanation." On Episode 130 of No Such Thing as a Fish it was announced that Series 2 would begin on 12 October 2016 at 11:15pm on BBC2.
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He also exposed the misdeeds of the clergy. Goldemar brought good fortune to Neveling's household, demanding only a seat at the table, a stable for his horse, and food for himself and his animal. The spirit refused to be seen, but he would allow mortals to feel him; Keightley says that "[h]is hands were thin like those of a frog, cold and soft to the feel." After King Goldemar had lived with Neveling for three years, a curious person strewed ashes and tares about to try to see the kobold's footprints.
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From 1967 to 1972 he was a teacher (drawing and geometry) at Colegio Nacional de Capiatá, he also made the seal office of the Municipalidad. Ramón Elías made native masks combining different kinds of ingredients. His masks were put on view at the Dirección de Turismo in Paraguay on May 1966 and La Casa Paraguaya in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Since he was a very curious person and had a researcher spirit, he travelled all the small towns in the interior of the country looking for antiquities which were bought and restored to be sold.
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She encounters a curious person called Dr. Majestico, and she accidentally changes the past so that Oz becomes an evil place, ruled by a tyrannical Wizard from an Obsidian City, a negative-image of her own Emerald City. She must deal with altered versions of her familiar friends: the beautiful Glinda is old and worn, while the Tin Woodman is a human and very malevolent headsman, Nick Chopper. In her efforts to remedy the situation, Ozma takes more and more trips into the past; the woods around the Forbidden Fountain are soon filled with Ozmas from different times. Ozma must confront Tip, her own earlier male self, and take a journey to Absurd City to find the Man Who Lives Backwards; she must face mind-boggling confusions, and numerous Parrot-Oxes, before she can restore the familiar world she knows and loves.
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Beat Generation writer William S. Burroughs was an avant-garde author whom several important critics consider the most important American writer since World War II. Sometimes called the "Godfather of Punk literature", he adopted a persona that Matt Theado, a scholar of the Beats, describes as "a tormented but supremely curious person who explored the dark side of the human consciousness." Burroughs often probed contentious social and political problems with "a cold-blooded, almost insectlike presence" that influenced popular culture as well as literature. Burroughs believed readers needed to take an active part in reshaping their own reality through reading. For example, works such as the controversial novel Naked Lunch (1959) dealt with his concerns regarding "the battle against control," and Burroughs wrote others "might see the control that governments, religions, greedy human beings, and their own cravings for drugs, sex, or power often hold over them".
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In the winter of 1919, a fire broke out in her room. She was accommodated by two sisters who lived in the same courtyard, but she developed pneumonia and died in Petrograd on 8 May 1919. In his book Lenin, Leon Trotsky, who was friendly with Zasulich in London in 1900, wrote: > Sasulich was a curious person and a curiously attractive one. She wrote very > slowly and suffered actual tortures of creation... "Vera Ivanovna does not > write, she puts mosaic together, Vladimir Ilyich [Lenin] said to me at that > time", and in fact she put down each sentence separately, walked up and down > the room slowly, shuffled about in her slippers, smoked constantly hand-made > cigarettes and threw the stubs and half-smoked cigarettes in every direction > on all the window seats and tables, and scattered ashes over her jacket, > hands, manuscripts, tea in the glass, and incidentally her visitor.
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