Sentence examples for feeling curious from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mother Russia was feeling curious?

He could not help feeling curious.

Finally, feeling curious one night, Mr. Solomon called and invited Miss Kimmelman down for a glass of wine.

If you're not one of those couples but you're feeling curious about porn, it's probably a good idea to talk first with your partner.

If you're feeling curious, you can get more personalized recommendations in stores, and more detailed recommendations (as well as previews) online.

I had, for years, been getting Alan's phone calls -- from the Metropolitan Club, from well-mannered girls named Muffy -- until one day, feeling curious and crowded, I looked up my double.

Lacey is very good on the Queen's feelings about feelings, the "curious knotting in the impulses" that complicates her expressions of emotion.

There comes a point when the writer should get out of the rehearsal room, no doubt feeling that curious guilt that all delegation brings.

Then you probably had to deal with syncing headaches, incorrect unread email counts, and plenty of other miscellaneous unpleasantness (Joe Kissell has a pretty comprehensive breakdown of the big issues on his site if you're feeling morbidly curious).

"Daddy, I know who the first living thing on Earth was". I was feeling quite curious; would she go with Adam?

It is a curious feeling, a new feeling.