How would you describe curiosity?
Intrigued by the beam of light that caught her attention, tracy looks to the sky and follows its trail, walking towards the hillside With a head that follows the beam of light in the sky, Tracy starts to run as fast she can towards the barn hoping it will not disappear before she gets to it
Out of curiosity, how would you describe a "smart" person?
Smart to me means a person with common sense, you could have all the degrees in the World but without common sense, your useless.
How do you describe curiosity?
Curiosity is a curious thing!Pandora, out of curiosity, opened a box she shouldn’t have opened, and out flew all the evils in the world—save hope, which was all that was left in the box when she finally got the lid back on!I guess you could say that curiosity and hope go together. When you’re curious, you have an itch that needs to be scratched, a desire to know something you don’t know, or to experience something you haven’t experienced. You do not know with certainty that your curiosity will be satisfied, but you definitely hope so.Without curiosity, there would not likely be any inventors. Curiosity is the gasoline which fueled many of humankind’s finest inventions and birthed some of our greatest discoveries.The thirst for knowledge (or as the adorable robot in the movie “Short Circuit” would put it: “More input! More input!”) is a form of curiosity, and teachers can and do influence students to go deeper and deeper into the wellspring of knowledge, if only to satisfy their curiosity.Curiosity fueled my desire to go to graduate school in pursuit of a doctorate. While reading a college catalog at my desk at work one day, I started to get excited as I read about the course offerings of the department of communication at a local college, particularly the descriptions of the courses on rhetoric and rhetorical theory.Something deep inside me resonated with what I read in that catalog back in 1981. I attribute that almost primal emotion to curiosity and my desire to begin to satisfy it. To this day, I’m in the process of attempting to satisfy that curiosity, and I seem to learn something new about the art of persuasion (which is what rhetoric is) on an almost daily basis!
How would you describe an ENTP 7w6 (out of curiosity)?
It’s a bit tricky if you’re perception of ENTPs are insensitive, witty talkers. Sure, I’m not afraid to jump into my wit sometimes, but I’d rather think a little bit more about what I’m going to say than just spit out my wit. Also, I’m not too insensitive and, therefore, not too afraid of speaking emotionally, although speaking ENTIRELY on emotion is, in my opinion, not suitable; it’s a quick way for people to call you a b****. When it comes to learning, oh boy! How many times have I raised my hand to the teacher to ask a question about the lecture? If you think someone can beat my record of average number of questions asked on discussions and lecutres, give me their number and let’s see if they (1 can actually beat me or (2 (if they’re a girl), don’t mind to go on an intellectual date. Long story short, it’s not that hard for me to not be engaged in learning things, especially in science class. (The only class I’ve ever been bored with was precalculus.)TL;DR, ENTP 7w6s are usually proud nerds with some warm feelings.
Describing 'curious' eyes?
Sooo...what's your question?
Which zodiac sign would you describe as the most curious?
Aquarius Libra Leo Gemini
Can anybody think of some similes describing curiosity?
gluttonous is the only one i can think of at the top of my head. :)
What is the word to describe a "curious person"?
The Australians have the best ever word for this "stickybeak".
How to portray curiosity in writing?
You can give her a piece of dialog to indicate her curiosity. eg. She said, "Oh really? How is that so?" You can also try to explain her expression, rather than outright giving the expression. eg. She raise an eyebrow, and smiled a little bemused smile as she waited for him to continue." If the voice of narration is right for the story you could also have her thoughts indicate curiosity. eg She puzzled in her head as to what he meant, was it really one way, or the other? He broke the silence by... Obviously these are just examples that may or may not fit your story, but you can portray emotion the same way as any thing else.
What would be the word to describe someone who is always curious and wants more information?
Thanks Quora!Curiosity, Childlike Curiosity. Never able to reach a point where the thought is, “I’ve learned everything I’m interested in. That’s me.The more I’ve read about things I know very little about, the more curious I am. I’ve even read about Quantum mechanics and “Strange particles” and my desire to understand more only grows. How can particles interact or react with another particle when at a distance? How Quantum Entanglement Works (Infographic)Event horizons are fascinating places. The universe is only 4% understood. What's 96 Percent of the Universe Made Of? Astronomers Don't Know How can that be?I’ve studied mathematics extensively for my Bachelors Degree on Science in Economics and as I went deeper and deeper beyond differential equations and advanced calculus I couldn’t believe how beautiful mathematics really is. I am still quite fascinated and curious as to how much of this world can be explained with mathematics.Perhaps everything except the human brain? Can mathematics even explain how the brain works? Numbers On The Mind: How Maths Can Help Explain The Workings Of Our BrainOriginal Question: What would be the word to describe someone who is always curious and wants more information?