Sentence examples for a really curious from inspiring English sources

It's a really curious city.

You need to be a really curious, passionate person who's willing to have a point of view and articulate it.

For example, The Sockfather is very bossy, Prof. Brian Sox is a really curious guy and La Diva has a great voice".

"You know," he says, "this is a really curious thing: the way in which creating a fragrance really does differ from other works of art: in some kind of way, for me at least, a fragrance can always evolve, if only subtly.

Sometimes you'll get a really curious cub.

It would have to take a really curious person to give it a go, but now, with the shake method, I guess theoretically that curiosity could be much easier to please.

An under-the-radar project can be an artistic work, a new study of a topic you're really curious about, a prototype of a business, or just an exploration you've always wanted to do but didn't know how to fit it into your current roles.

"The boundaries have been broken down over time, and I think there are a lot of really curious people out there.

4.54pm GMT Why Carney was a shock The really curious thing about Mark Carney's appointment is that the Bank of Canada governor had ruled himself out of the job during the summer.

"If a child is really curious about the world and enthusiastic about learning, he or she can spend as long as needed to explore various topics and pick up valuable life skills," says Webb. "But some parents might not understand this method, so the child drifts, not doing much".

Maybe, for me now, if there's a place that I'm really curious about, maybe it's to do a project there, and to understand it, absorb it, truly immerse in it from a nomadic perspective, work with locals and see how I interpret it in the context of a hotel story.