Meanings of unsatisfied curiosity in English

If you touch him too lightly, you raise unsatisfied curiosity, not fear.

There is nothing so carking as the pangs of unsatisfied curiosity.

We want to front life's shocks and storms; unsatisfied curiosity drives us on.

That morning I had waked with a sensation of unsatisfied curiosity.

But her heart beat with unsatisfied curiosity, and some unknown longing.

Leaving also that blankest of all blanks in the feminine heart, an unsatisfied curiosity.

Nobody, especially no woman, ever yet died of unsatisfied curiosity.

The man was in a state of almost anger, caused half by disappointment, half by unsatisfied curiosity.

But unsatisfied curiosity happily came to my rescue, and I went on watching the quaint proceedings of the Hindus.

No one ventured to question him, yet there was a look of unsatisfied curiosity on more than one face.

He thought human life a poor thing at best, after the freshness of youth and of unsatisfied curiosity had gone by.

Olive, who was becoming painful by reason of her unsatisfied curiosity, had to be told in part of the state of affairs.

Certain peculiarities in his manner, certain suggestions of expression in his face, speech, and gesture, came back to him now with unsatisfied curiosity.

But two Customs officials, who noticed it with unsatisfied curiosity, decided, just as the boat cast off, to make the trip to Portrush.

The Chief had hardly finished acknowledging the order before the doctor, who had been almost beside himself with frustration stemming from unsatisfied curiosity, interjected.

I had my punishment, as I richly deserved to have, in the gnawing of unsatisfied curiosity, which is almost as distressing as a troubled conscience.