Sentence examples for apparently curious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koda, who was apparently curious about the situation in Iraq, did not take necessary precautions in Baghdad and was even seen walking the streets in shorts.

His wife, apparently curious for the first time, pressed him: "Did you?" His unit had shot down a number of planes; what happened after that, he said, he never knew.

On the other, they are places of research and researchers are not interested merely in the big, showy things that curators like to reveal to the public.Squaring the two roles is difficult, and can lead to apparently curious decisions about what to retain and what to reject.

The program began in 2003, and in the years that followed, sellers were apparently curious about how bidders responded to charity tie-ins.

Some apparently curious women would come to Fish's house, where he would introduce himself as James W. Pell and try to get them to whip him with a length of wet rope.

She was apparently just curious.

People were apparently quite curious about who this Barton guy was -- so much so, in fact, that he became the #1 Google trend the next day.

Despite the shared penchant for speculating on and evaluating the other, the French are dedicated chroniclers and students of virtually every aspect of American life, apparently more deeply curious about us than we are about them.

There's a curious, apparently authentic scene in which three coaches are forced to toss coins to see which of their equally placed teams will continue in the competition.

Not only unused to writing novels, he said he was also unused to talking about writing novels, and he paid attention to what he was saying, curious, apparently, about what would come out of his mouth.

They didn't capture the octopus on camera, but apparently it was curious about the device.