Sentence examples for inquisitive character from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cavalier plays the president, a warm and inquisitive character much like his own.

The protection the navy afforded Athens allowed it to prosper, to fend off the enemies that would have overrun it and changed its tolerant and inquisitive character.

I think basic scientific research is more brain-activity intensive, more suitable to my inquisitive character, and offers a better chance to test my potentials to the fullest.

They can portray this very dynamic, inquisitive character that if they were not in costume they would be breaking social norms.

Carrying the weight of the film's serious subject is a vulnerable, inquisitive character who in her naïveté just wants the basics in life: a loving family, a safe working place and equality.

Because of the boy's vital role as an inquisitive, romping little character instead of the merely symbolic pawn (either wooden or human) he often is, Cio-Cio-San's love for her son felt particularly real, and the terrible loss facing them both all the more devastating.

In many of these stories, inquisitive and ambitious characters seek to explore beneath the surface of life – at which point life drags them under.

We will remember his loving kindness, unimpeachable moral character, and inquisitive intellect.

Mr Caldwell's approach may be truer to the inquisitive and open-ended character of Hayek's thought.

While it's not exactly breakthrough drama, the hybrid works surprisingly well, in part because Darwin was such a compelling character: a humble, inquisitive man who made an unlikely rebel.

Though the movie is scripted and the story is constructed (Porterfield's co-screenwriter is Amy Belk), he never gives the sense of doling out the details of a story that he knows, but, rather, of finding it out as it goes along — and the exquisitely tenuous fragility of his inquisitive but respectful distance from his characters bears it out.