Sentence examples for generally curious from inspiring English sources

To point this out goes against our self-image, and our belief that we ought to be generally curious about the world.

Back in 1996, Mr. Lukas, a journalist, blogger, collector and generally curious New Yorker, was attending a farewell party for a friend at Stuyvesant High School when he noticed a file cabinet with a sign on it marked "Throw Out".

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.

The site gave reporters and journalists, activists, the generally curious public — and even academics — access to expensive and paywalled content.

The feature is available not only for retail stores, but for any business where customers are generally curious about the store's "rush hours".

Humpback whales are generally curious about objects in their environments.

He said that Istanbul homeowners were generally more curious about archeological findings under their neighbors' houses than under their own.

I am generally happy, curious, a bit hyper, and absolutely love to make people laugh.

Haven't you noticed how people are generally more curious about the world and other cultures these days?

The white sharks are generally very curious animals, display intelligence and may also turn to socializing if the situation demands it.

They may approach divers but are generally just curious when they do so.