Sentence examples for developing curious from inspiring English sources

And for that it needs the special cultivation and storage licences which the Home Office is now pleased to grant it.Lest those after a legal spliff start developing curious illnesses to which they were not previously prone, part of GW's remit is to "establish the best delivery method into patients other than smoking".

If the point of education is to develop curious, capable, independent-minded thinkers for whom learning is, as the cliché goes, not homework but a way of life, Polakow-Suransky is, on the evidence, the wrong person for the job.

In both genres you can develop curious harmonic worlds, warp the tempos, brush against folkloric or conservatory music, play many notes very speedily and engage sturdy American grooves or a more studied system of fitting odd-number beats into even-number meters.

Brad Pitt is developing a curious sort of middle-aged spread that appears to be affecting his face; his cheekbones are getting further and further apart, as if something very heavy is pressing down on his head.

While learning the model, the agent explores the domain in a developing and curious way, progressively learning more complex skills.

More important, that role developed his curious eye for details.

McG and his technicians have developed some curious stutter techniques.

ON FRIDAY AFTERNOONS two years ago, the picture on Arab television screens developed a curious habit of multiplying.

Bassist Tom Gladwin has developed the curious habit of playing while hopping from leg to leg.

After the success of Hud he developed a curious superstition about titles beginning with H.

But Lisa Pulitzer has developed a curious subgenre that she has nearly all to herself: the escape story.