Sentence examples for curious attitudes from inspiring English sources

This sort of description would then continue with a claim that Montaigne's evolution was a writerly matter: he moved beyond the citation and imitation of authorities encouraged by humanist pedagogy towards a mode of writing in which the flow of authorities and his committed yet curious attitudes to them interplay so much that his whole life seemed tied up in the matter of reading and writing.

There was a news story in September that highlighted our curious attitude to portable tableware.

That it was not says a lot about Japan's curious attitude towards nuclear power and towards protest.

Not least because it has acted as a reminder of Trump's curious attitude to young children.

There's a curious attitude that prevails among tech elites that we're under an obligation and responsibility to collect, aggregate and mine data.

This curious attitude goes beyond high-profile situations like the BBC documentary where our dirty linen were yanked from our very loins and aired on the international veranda.

The weaknesses come from what has always been, though admittedly for movie critics rather than audiences, the Richard Curtis Problem: his curious attitude to reality.

Similarly, as Thompson is one of the 24 vote-casters (Fifa seems to have a curious attitude to potential conflicts of interest) he ought to have been on the board too.

This is highly pertinent, because we live in an Austria where we have a strong, rightwing party that has been absorbed into government and where there is a curious attitude to the Nazi past.

He chalked up the company's curious attitude as: " 'We can't run a pig through here, there's too much garbage in the line.' ".

It's so much easier to learn new things if we go into a situation with an open, curious attitude and ask a lot of questions.