Sentence examples for curious disposition from inspiring English sources

If you're of a curious disposition, you'll be drawn to the cocktails with esoteric descriptions.

Couch potatoes and immovable lazybones might react in horror to Richard Askwith's third book, an account of a year's running through the Northamptonshire countryside, but those of a more active or curious disposition ought to race to the shops and savour his idiosyncratic, enjoyable tale.

Though extroverts' behavior differed depending on their age group, people of all ages with a willing, curious disposition consistently struggled to resist the siren song of their phones.

The good Barthelme, on the other hand, writes from the middle of life, a curious guy with a tender disposition and a great affection for the humdrum.

In "Ulysses," we admire Bloom's attitude of curious acceptance, which seems to be rooted in his disposition.

As implied by disposition label, high score learners in openness to challenge are those who are curious and open to new ideas and experiences.

You can hear it in Cocos, which starts with a pretty desolate piano figure, but gradually changes its disposition to something strangely uplifting over the course of six minutes, or Majestaet, which takes a curious emotional path from haunted to triumphant and back again.

(Your disposition could, though, be influenced by other aspects of your personality: some people, for instance, were broadly curious and engaged — they seemed to be interested in everything — while others were more motivated or achievement-oriented. Those traits could inspire learning even in the absence of overwhelming interest in a topic).

Disposition: Claim thrown out.

Viruses are curious life forms.

I am also curious why more families who care about their loved ones don't choose to reclaim their remains and accord them whatever final disposition would be consistent with the deceased's faith, traditions or beliefs.