"Pat-downs have changed because of what?" he asked, searching for answers that might then be shared with inquisitive, even annoyed, passengers.
He was perpetually inquisitive, even in areas remote from medicine, such as linguistics, and he was an important logician who wrote major studies of scientific method.
Instead, they said they've found children to be extremely understanding, albeit inquisitive and even amazed by their physical differences and prosthetics.
Even at the event in my hometown, 3000 miles away, where I feared God-knows-who would surface to scold me with a wagging finger for airing my family's troubles, people were warm, inquisitive and even a little proud of their homie author.
As a traveler she is interested in what she sees, but she is not very curious, not even inquisitive...
For Mara, it's all about the eyes, her gaze turning from inquisitive to impassioned, even as she retains a cool portrait-picture poise.
The male is inquisitive and fearless, attacking even dangerous predators like the stoat if they approach the nest, as well as egg-thieves like the Eurasian jay.
Even so, when inquisitive people asked him who served as model for his heroine, Flaubert replied, "Madame Bovary is myself".
Academia treads here with stout boots, but even for the inquisitive generalist, this is a browser's paradise — and many contributors see no harm in a light heart.
Unknown to even the most inquisitive New Yorker, this 1½-mile stretch of abandoned elevated railway had become a secret garden in the sky - a home to saplings, wild grasses and monarch butterflies.
By contrast public interest here was negligible with the inclement weather ensuring that not even the few inquisitive beach-goers who had looked in on the finish of the weekend's events were on hand to see Spartacus recline on his ceremonial sun lounger.
