The storeowner outside Hyderabad chatted happily with the pair of inquisitive economists for two hours.
Mr. Baldwin looked friendly and informed, inquisitive and, for a while at least, self-effacing — he even kept a lid on his famously volcanic temper.
She was more generous and inquisitive than, for example, our own Doris Lessing, whose novels were consumed voraciously by feminists, while the relationship was not reciprocated.
Such a bias is plausible but we think that it is not an inquisitive obstruction for studying and modeling the evolution of LTR retroelements or that of their hosts.
Leave the curious inquisitive urges for some other time, when he gets to know you better and is more comfortable talking to you and hanging around you.
The geisha tradition has long held a fascination for culturally inquisitive Westerners, perhaps for its unusual ability to infuse the most uncomfortable of commercial transactions, the exchange of money for sex, with decorum and delicacy.
Known for being inquisitive and literate; admired for climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro this past off-season and raising money for charity as part of the adventure; admired, too, for a recently released, and painfully honest, memoir, Dickey now is all that as well as the pitcher who is tied for the lowest earned run average (2.00) in baseball and who has the third-highest strikeout total (103).
(Nate Chinen) MICHAËL ATTIAS QUARTET (Thursday) A saxophonist and composer with a taste for inquisitive frictions, Michaël Attias presents some recently conceived music for a group featuring Russ Lossing on piano, John Hebert on bass and Eric McPherson on drums.
Education on the use of condoms for protection against HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases was individualized for inquisitive adolescents.
Is the lethal object intended for inquisitive Wall Street analysts or pernickety journalists?
