Sentence examples for inquisitive viewers from inspiring English sources

What about those who are less shy and are happy to walk around with no clothes on or go to more extreme lengths to entertain these inquisitive viewers?

Just viewing images of celebrities like Kim Kardashian might satisfy some Web surfers, but a new partnership between Getty Images and Luminate, a company that specializes in making digital images interactive, is bringing a new experience to more inquisitive viewers.

Questions begin to cloud the mind of the formerly inquisitive viewer who initially watched with a genuine thirst for knowledge but now only wants to understand further the tortured subject of the tutorials.

Today's inquisitive and critical viewers expect some semblance of authenticity, so a manufactured reality set up to appease a subject and their family will find itself having to justify oversights that will have made the biopic inaccurate to the audience.

There's an arresting photograph on the cover of the paperback edition of "The Storyteller's Daughter," Saira Shah's memoir of her adventures in war-torn Afghanistan — an Afghan boy in a turban, regarding the viewer with a shrewdly inquisitive expression.

This ambiguity and outright bizarre display leaves the viewer feeling uneasy and inquisitive.

Viewers can fly over walls and along mysterious corridors like inquisitive sparrows, or scroll through an English translation of Homer's "Iliad," one of the earliest surviving accounts of the Trojan War.

He wrote: "The hour-long program was remiss in not providing some small examination of the available box-office take of the goofy kid guru, much less telling prospective contributors how it got involved in spending how much of its foundation grants and viewer subscription money in such a questionable venture without more inquisitive journalistic endeavor, or ignoring gurus".

The "Crouching Man," an inquisitive-looking figure made of stacked wooden disks, peers out from under a staircase, catching viewers by surprise and inspiring some of them to toss coins at his feet.

According to his curatorial statement, he's chosen two choreographers, Rebecca Patek and Liz Santoro, who challenge their viewers to watch actively — not to get up and dance, but to be as present, sensitive and inquisitive as the performers themselves.

They are inquisitive creatures.