Sentence examples for felt curious from inspiring English sources
'felt curious' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is a past tense verb phrase that expresses a feeling of being inquisitive or interested in something. For example: When I saw the strange object, I felt curious so I decided to investigate.
As I wielded my dim cone of soft blue light, I felt curious about the identities of my invisible fellow-explorers but somehow forbidden to approach them.
That said, I felt curious to know more, and went to the AlgoMech festival in Sheffield to make a short documentary about the scene.
If she had felt curious as to why a woman from America with an unpronounceable Chinese name would want to spend two weeks in Neville Hill she had not shown it.
It increases perseverance, or grit: Merely describing a day when you felt curious has been shown to boost mental and physical energy by 20% more than recounting a time of profound happiness.
I felt curious to see how a Cuban audience would react.
The humorous idea of picturing the characters naked came to the director-animator while she was enjoying a cup of espresso; she felt curious about what it would be like to take a naked dip inside the drink.
"I feel curious," he says.
Because the train door had been left open, I could feel curious eyes peering in at my limp body.
"As we become a more diverse population, guests should feel curious enough to learn about the wedding customs before attending.
Because we get to know the characters and to feel curious about what will happen to Brian and Michael, if no one else?
It's a victory, for him, to have the appetite to breathe, to feel curious about the curves the leaves follow as they die.
