| The matter of fact is an accent, which we put on the curiousness of employees with the goods a nd informedness the consumer of his goods. |
| The curiousness of the subject will, I hope, excuse my dwelling on it for some time. |
| When we look behind the happening to find the cause, we lose that absurd air which so many people have of being shocked and pained by the curiousness of life. |
| In its best moments, Mr. Vassilakis's reading conveyed not only the curiousness that propelled this exploration but also the thrill of discovery. |
| Instead, she decided to pursue the curiousness which slowly welled up within her, replacing the other emotions for the time being. |
| At least, this was the official and political reason, but more especially this was to keep away all possible competitors and all curiousness from the secrets and glass alchimies. |
