Sentence examples for curious talks from inspiring English sources

"Their child is very curious, talks early and asks a lot of questions ….

The curious talking-point buffet was immediately called out throughout the media as an unsubtle attempt at self-promotion by Rahm.

Be curious and talk to her in the same way you would talk to a new or old friend.

And yet it's a curious experience, talking to her.

I figured she was curious to talk to the only foreigner on board.

If it seems curious to talk of safeguarding advertising-funded institutions, in return for a public benefit, then that is a characteristic of our broadcasting system which makes it different, a difference widely appreciated.

I thought he was merely curious to talk to someone in his late twenties about writing, and that the habits of a lifetime — the habits of the brilliant noticer, the committed world-gatherer — were asserting themselves almost automatically: he was working.

Curious to talk to someone at the A.P.B.A., I left messages that eventually were answered by a public-relations firm in Washington, D.C., which put me in touch with Rozenski, who called from Las Vegas, where he was attending a recycling convention.

Venture capitalist friends gave her a curious suggestion: talk to your husband.

Curious, I talked with one of the more informal Silicon Valley startup scouts earlier this week, and asked them about their process for finding cool new companies.

Two young people from opposite sides of the border – Shir, 16, of Israel, and Christine, 17, of Lebanon – were each curious to talk to a teenager in the other country.