Sentence examples for a curious reader from inspiring English sources

Copy says, "What makes a curious reader?

For better or worse, a curious reader in the information age can usually find a way to identify unnamed people.

That took care of the cat killer's basics, and dangled enough bait for a curious reader to bite.

However, a curious reader might like to analyze the deal if West had started with six hearts and 3=6=3=1 hand distribution.

But it'd be wrong to label the rescue attempt a failure; thanks to Neglected Books and the great time-condensing, context-shrinking power of the Web, a curious reader may still discover such curiosities as "Sleeveless Errand," by Norah C. James, or Louis Becke's "The Adventures of a Supercargo".

Of course, a book can't really be banned anymore; in this case, a curious reader can order Colting's book at www.amazon.com/uk (where things are mostly the same with a few charming exceptions: look, your shopping cart is a basket, the price is in pounds, and they "dispatch" your items rather than ship them!).

His footnotes alone are cause to celebrate; they demonstrate a respect for any curious reader who would like to learn more.

And though a truly curious reader could find Lemann's affiliation with Columbia under a list of the issue's contributors on page four, the magazine does not make Lemann's dual role as a New Yorker writer and dean clear in the article itself, on page 23.

I try to act as a neutral, curious reader who wants to understand every detail.

His contributions to cinema and to mid-century culture are too numerous to list here, but the exploits--from a zoom technique that's been used in works such as Goodfellas and The Wire, to his interest in psychoanalysis and collaboration with Salvador Dalí--are worth catching up on, and to a more curious reader is recommended this biography.

And for any curious readers, are you single Mirtha?