“There is nothing else to recommend the poem except its wit and the curiousness of the subject.”

“Instead, she decided to pursue the curiousness which slowly welled up within her, replacing the other emotions for the time being.”

“Many outfits were covetable for their curiousness, like objects in a Wunderkammer.”

“One of the primary aims for the middle years of schooling is to satisfy the curiosity of the child.”

“The eccentric musician is somewhat of a curiosity in the indie scene.”

“Rachel's claim to fame was her curiosity value as a charming woman who could converse on deep mathematical topics.”

“Parker's Arabic manuscript may nowadays seem a strange curio, but for Parker, it was a relic of the early English church comparable in antiquity and significance to the Gospels of St Augustine.”

“You carve up a cheap curio and put it in a gallery, and suddenly it's worth a packet.”

“As for cone snails, their shells are collected and sold by the thousands at curio shops to tourists.”

“For the time being I only hope to arouse the reader's curiousity and reflection.”

“François and the others, with an often so detailed description that our curiousity to know and our Marist interested are both satisfied.”

“Science is a pursuit of curiousity, high intrigue, frustration and sometimes, crushing disappointment.”

“Old style anthropological methods treated Indigenous peoples as historical curiosities, as remnants of a dead culture.”

“The unusual surface textures of fossil cycads have been interesting curiosities to collectors for a long time.”

“And amidst the displays of oddities and curiosities, the museum of anatomy was in some ways the oddest and most curious.”

“I'm currently awaiting a shipment of curios and other souvenirs for the gift shop.”

“By next February, the punt and the penny will be going the way of the farthing and half crown, becoming curios and museum pieces.”

“Carpets from Warangal, table mats from Tamil Nadu and curios made from white and black-metal have added charm to the show.”