Sentence examples for curious want from inspiring English sources

When historians, linguists, and the generally curious want to know how people spoke in the twenty-first century, it will be useful to know about OMG and LOL, and how the phrases reflected usage that ranged from serious, to semi-serious, to full-on ironic.

"Practice being curious, want to know things, ask questions," he said.

However, the England captain, Stanley Jackson, showed, in the words of Wisden, "a curious want of faith in Rhodes", even though he was bowling well.

A related genre he pioneered, the imaginary monologue of the man of power that aimed to reveal the motives of the powerful, betrayed Safire's curious want of invention.

The Curious want to stop in for a gander on their way to their campsites or hotel rooms.

A Johnson PhD student is intellectually curious, wants a flexible schedule, and is passionate about business.

The outraged and the curious wanted to know: Why did Kenteris and Thanou miss their doping test?

So, she has all those bases covered and is always curious, wants to find out and research everything.

"Everybody's curious: they want to know, they want to see, they want to do different things.

"Monarch chicks are very curious, they want to investigate everything.

When things excite me and make me really curious, I want to write about them.