Sentence examples for become very curious from inspiring English sources

Saudi society is strictly segregated along gender lines, and after several weeks spent interviewing Saudi teenage girls, I'd become very curious about life on the other side of the gender divide.

Reporting on the entertainment business is one of the most bewildering tasks in journalism: no one talks, or people want a favor first, or they suddenly become very curious about the reporter's ideas for a screenplay — and even then the unburdening is selective, always with an eye toward concealing the truth.

He's become very curious about what Uber has been up to, and he's likely to find out.

So I became very curious and thought, who was this Casement, you know?

Dr. Benjamin Gilmer becomes very curious about the case because the murderous behaviors of Dr. Vince Gilmer seem out of character.

In the course of writing the novel I became very curious about this covey of British double agents and what united them, apart from their betrayal of their country.

In October of 2010, after witnessing a sea of pink overshadow the football game in play, I became very curious to understand exactly how much the National Football League contributed to breast cancer foundations and charities.

In learning all this shocking information I became very curious about the upcoming race for California Attorney General and I emailed both candidates -- Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Steve Cooley some questions about their stance on these key issues.

In America, our relationship to music has become very commercialized and I am curious to see how music manifests in the cultures and places we are visiting.

When he was little, he was very curious and knew everything, so that I thought he would become very conceited, but it did not happen so; he was of a rare modesty".

China has become a very curious case.