Sentence examples for into curious from inspiring English sources

Of course, housewives have children who grow into curious teenagers, and medicine-cabinet explorations led the children of boomers to discover a new use for the drug.

Scientists say the idea has already led researchers into curious new fields of inquiry, from pondering drunken elephants and tipsy songbirds to studying forests full of fermenting fruit.

It contains just enough rum moments to spark the genre into life, and just enough boldness to twist it into curious new shapes.

THE ROOMS The most striking aspect of our "superior" room was the way it had been divided up into curious asymmetrical angles.

You may never encounter a fresh-foraged morel or shoot your own pigeon for stew, but you will almost certainly run into curious words in recipes, in cookbooks, in the multisyllabic pretension of the food-obsessed.

The detective starts visiting an Internet site that leads him deep into curious dominions where he revisits scenes from his distant and recent past, while Dr. Chiba infiltrates other people's dreams by way of a DC Mini.

Stay the fuck away from it unless you are into or curious about how far inward one can travel into the dank, sloshy pit of paranoia.

Running around from one spot to the next and getting to see things you might long have wondered about is half the fun; the other half is bumping into other curious people as you do it (and then bumping into them again three hours later) at well-organized and well-staffed sites.

The Morgan Stanley case falls into a curious gray area.

Equally fascinating are his forays into the curious history of neonatal medicine.

The contest has thus evolved into a curious clash of two visions for the party.