Sentence examples for becoming curious from inspiring English sources
As the scene grows and attracts more tourists, other villages still largely untouched by tourism are becoming curious.
The internet had outgrown its military roots and gone mainstream, and people were becoming curious about its origins.
There is a sense of Gates becoming curious about the world's non-software needs and how he might help address them.
Like many of his fellow "civilians," Mr. Garfield discovered typography after becoming curious about the contents of his computer font menu, developing a particular fondness for Mrs Eaves and HT Gelateria.
One such service is Travel Care & Logistics, which Cindy L. Schaefer, a registered nurse with a master's degree, started in 2003 after becoming curious about the effects of airplane pressurization on seniors.
You could imagine Sotomayor, who had ditched the frilly jabot she had worn in her official portrait (a gift from Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg), becoming curious about pit-bull documentaries and calling up some David Roma clips on YouTube to check them out for herself.
As others caught up, Broadcast moved forward, their music becoming "curiouser and curiouser" as Keenan sang on their penultimate album.
And yes, the fact that in some quarters geoengineering is now on the table shows how the debate over climate change policy is itself becoming "curiouser and curiouser" still.
"With more people becoming plant curious, restaurants and supermarkets are realising they need high quality plant-based food options to satisfy consumer demand," explains Pardoe.
