| As I have said, the history of River Park Square is a lesson in cowardice, incuriosity and a culture of corruption. |
| Still, it is hard to understand the general incuriosity with which victory in that conflict, beginning in the late 1980s, has been greeted. |
| The LCB's incuriosity about their origins is a striking departure from its otherwise persnickety approach. |
| Such claims could understandably leave people speechless, but this doesn't explain the mind-numbing incuriosity with which they were met. |
| There is in the first place, despite an abundance of detail, a certain ethnographic thinness which reflects partly her incuriosity about Hinduism as such. |
| The first two — reporters and interpretive reporters — have been largely undermined by economics and incuriosity. |
