Sentence examples for inquisitive take from inspiring English sources

(Burke) ★ DD Dorvillier (Wednesday and Thursday; through Sept. 30) Dancers mirroring music isn't exactly a new concept, but an excerpt from Ms. Dorvillier's "Danza Permanente" at Judson Church last year suggested a smart, inquisitive take on the idea.

I found him behind his bar, a heavy but active man whose large, inquisitive eyes take pleasure in all that goes on in front of him, which is sometimes considerable.

Be inquisitive and take notes.

"The term to 'prodnose', meaning to pry or be inquisitive, is taken from Quite Early One Morning".

An inquisitive Quokka: taken on Rottnest Island, Australia.

Fifty years ago inquisitive children could take apart a clock, radio set or motorbike, figure out how it worked, and even put it together again.

Tamil Nadu is barely on the radar – a fact that was underlined when friendly, inquisitive people queued to take photos of Kalpana with this blonde woman at the state's major sights.

You can hardly take an inquisitive 6-year-old, never mind an observant 8-year-old, out for a walk without discussing death, the devil, martyrdom and miracles.

"I will tell them exactly what I think of their behavior". Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly reportedly offered to stand next to White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders to take on inquisitive reporters.

Bradford was an independent and inquisitive child and took full advantage of the freedom his mother gave him.

In practice, this means that she writes about butt play and getting shipped to San Francisco to date tech guys, which she makes fascinating through a voice that's inquisitive, fun, and takes the topics of sex and love as seriously as they deserve.