Sentence examples for good curious from inspiring English sources

Wild Beasts' baroque falsetto indie, preppy Danish experimentalists Efterklang and the shrieking oscillations of Paris's Zombie Zombie all draw good, curious crowds.

Describing how the programming process begins, Sir Colin said: "I go to Clive and say, 'Now what is some good music that hasn't had much of a hearing?' The London audience is a good curious one, and they like to hear music they're not entirely familiar with".

It isn't worth spoiling a good puzzle over someone who's just curious.

I can't speak much English, but I'll talk to them, and if they're in good spirits, curious about rickshaws and want to ride one, it's fine".

In other words, all this effort serves his passion for cultivating an unusual plant and for bringing variety and subtlety (he would call the taste of a good melon "curious") to his circle of friends.

"Were they enshrining deities, or just having a good time?" Curious to learn more about the people who made the paintings, I paid a visit to Polly Schaafsma, an archaeologist who has studied American Indian rock art for more than 40 years and who wrote the textbook "Indian Rock Art of the Southwest" (1980).

The mention of Salmonella may evoke stomach-churning thoughts of burgers gone bad, but the food-poisoning bugs actually have potential to do good: a curious knack for battling tumors.

The strangers I had met at the Osaka airport had turned into good-hearted, curious, entertaining friends.

In general, though, he is unfailingly good company, always curious, often very funny.

"Is haggis good?" he asked, curious about British cuisine.

The going was not good, but his curious head said over and over ridiculous words like Quince and Fray Bentos all through the wood.