"Make sure you're asking questions — be inquisitive," she said.
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AT WHAT PRICE LEVEL FOR WHAT PERIOD OF TIME DO YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE ENOUGH TO BE INQUISITIVE?
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" Richard Armstrong, the Guggenheim's director, said that curators and museum administrators "have to be inquisitive — and humble too.
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But though these findings may sound like a no-brainer, many people are still hesitant to be inquisitive.
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Or he'll be playing in the bushes and they'll be inquisitive, looking to see what he's doing and following him through the bushes.
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"We will keep looking at acquisitions...we will buy back our stock in cash and will be inquisitive if we think there's something within our strategy," GoDaddy Chief Executive Blake Irving told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Speaking at the New York Times Co's DealBook conference in New York, Murdoch, who will become CEO of the remaining company "New Fox," said the company "will be inquisitive" in looking at the possibility of buying back the sports assets.
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When breeding, birds may be inquisitive of intruders of their territory.
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Bartholomew is an advocate for fostering education and the use of libraries. He encourages students to “be good at whatever you do”, urges scientists to "be inquisitive to want to learn more" and highlights the importance of teachers, as “teachers are there to guide and motivate”.
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Caught between the values of the old world and a post-war society teeming with change, Tintori's early life was both simple and conflicted. While she fully embraced her Italian heritage, she questioned some of the teachings of the Catholic Church. Her liberal parents encouraged her to be inquisitive and fulfill her potential but to be aware that she still lived in a world of limitations.
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Orioles can be inquisitive and will frequently approach humans, but they can also be shy and inconspicuous and are easily overlooked. Because the species has few natural predators, no predator-avoidance behavior is known. However, Pearly-eyed Thrashers (Margarops fuscatus) are aggressive competitors at fruiting trees, and may be potential predators of young and possibly adult orioles. In the presence of Pearly-eyed Thrashers, Montserrat Orioles often reduce vocalizations and become more secretive.
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Throughout the action of the novel, the monster constantly asks what he is and why he was created, much like Adam. Whedon wanted Adam to be inquisitive and introspective, directing George Hertzberg to "find the stillness" in the character. The presence of Adam also serves to question tradition and authority, specifically institutional authority, which is a repeated theme on the show. Adam has a "design flaw": Adam finds Dr. Walsh unnecessary (his existence supplemented with technology), and as such kills hera clear example of rejecting authority.
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The story is told through Kambili's eyes and is essentially about the disintegration of her family unit and her struggle to grow to maturity. A key period is the time Kambili and her brother spend at the house of her father's sister, Ifeoma, and her three children. This household offers a marked contrast to what Kambili and Jaja are used to. It practices a completely different form of Catholicism, making for a happy, liberal place that encourages its members to be inquisitive, form their own opinions and speak their minds.
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The Trust has been organising the Ragasri Music Festival every year and has awarded titles and honorariums to several musicologists and writers. According to her, one of the major aspects of his unusual teaching approach was his sustained methodology of making one listen to as many genres of music as possible.Colors of creativity He would often encourage his students to be inquisitive and explore more. Another of his disciples, V. Ramarathnam Ramarathnam’s death leaves a void in the field of music went on to become a prominent musicologist and has acknowledged his guru Sri D. Subbaramaiah in his autobiography, A MUSICIAN'S REMINISCENCES.
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Whedon wanted Adam to be inquisitive and introspective, directing George Hertzberg to "find the stillness" in the character. Roz Kaveney notes that Hertzberg's "flawed but impressive performance" includes Adam's interesting idiosyncrasy of pausing each time he speaks, as if he is creating meaning with his own words and must consider the implications of what he is saying.Kaveney, pp. 77–78 Author Nikki Stafford connects Adam's need to learn about the world around him to Frankenstein's monster: Adam must understand why other people are here and why he has emotions, a peculiarity of his creation as Dr. Walsh never encouraged others to question her.
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