Sentence examples for curious towards from inspiring English sources
"curious towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically means to be eager to learn more about something. For example, "The student was curious towards the professor's lecture."
Younger generations not knowing whaling eras seemingly became more and more curious towards human vessels.
That it was not says a lot about Japan's curious attitude towards nuclear power and towards protest.
So, instead it's about, it's about really having a curious orientation towards people and a learning orientation towards people.
The names of the writers will be familiar to any British media junkie with a curious bias towards rightwing hacks.
Many lawyers especially those that did not grow up with computers—have a curious ambivalence towards it.
Curious behaviour towards cranial nerve assessment, characterised by sniffing and nibbling of animal handlers and instruments, gave way to increasingly aversive behaviour, such as head twisting and tossing or jerky head movements.
At lunch – a picnic of soup, beer and sandwiches – we watched a curious ermine skip towards us through a log pile.
Block and Kremen (1996) stated that employees with resilience are curious and energetic towards life (Klohnen 1996).
(Nurse) Some providers also give advice on how to keep one's HIV status secret and avoid unintentional disclosure by preparing ready-made answers to be used by the client towards curious people.
Within an hour of arriving, we had two curious little boys edging towards our patch.
Tuesday night's pitiful 2-0 loss in Malmo means Celtic have failed to qualify for the Champions League for two years in a row under Deila, with their Norwegian manager pointing towards a curious landscape.
