Sentence examples for curious persons from inspiring English sources

When the British Museum (BM) opened in 1759, it proclaimed itself as the world's first independent national museum "for all studious and curious persons, both native and foreign-born".

As he never tired of saying, one of the most purely enlightened things that the British parliament has ever done was, in 1753, to create a place where "all studious and curious persons" could study all of the world, through all of time.

The pre-trial magistrates' hearings were attended by "many privileged and curious persons ... including not a few ladies", according to the Manchester Guardian.

Von Windisch wrote at one point that Kempelen "refused the entreaties of his friends, and a crowd of curious persons from all countries, the satisfaction of seeing this far-famed machine".

"I'm a curious person," he shrugs.

"But why tickets" curious person inquired.

"I'm a curious person," he says.

"I'm a permanently curious person.

For one thing, she was an incessantly curious person.

"I'm a curious person," she once said.

I really do react just as a curious person: who is this person?