Sentence examples for curious really from inspiring English sources
It was just because I was curious, really.
The inquiry panel crossed out his conclusion: 'Ignorant racism in Mr Condon's force rubbished our chances of convicting the killers.' Curious, really, when Sir William Macpherson is expected to reach a similar finding later this month.
That doesn't excuse the utter lack of publicity for the show (curious, really), but it does explain why The Boondocks hasn't built on the success of season one.
Respondent: I don't know, just to be curious really.
Through my travels to the United Kingdom, United States, Ireland and different countries, the questions I receive range from curious, really-want-to-know to offensive ones; some of these questions are not intentionally offensive but asked in a very rude way that reflects the general main-streamed stereotype about Muslim women.
They began to manifest a curious and really rather terrifying single-mindedness.
Do young, intellectually curious women really require another friendly, middlebrow publication that centres their existing concerns and interests?
Unless it's your job to be curious, who really has the time to sit and ask questions and explore issues?" He didn't look whupped.
But do these curious findings really mean we should support new coal export terminals on the West Coast, abandon healthy foods and stop downloading video games?
I must admit that I am all curious, expecting really unforgettable time at the Festival this year.
