Sentence examples for its inquisitive from inspiring English sources

The coming year is likely to hear more screaming as science pushes further into areas that some people would prefer it kept its inquisitive nose out of.Perhaps the most controversial field of all is one after Darwin's own heart: the evolution of religion itselfOne likely announcement, which may happen any day of the year, is of the world's first artificial living creature.

So there you have it, inquisitive men.

On the one hand, in its jumble of realistic and abstract imagery and its quirkily inquisitive spirit, the play is meant to emulate the style of Mr. Rauschenberg's well-known assemblages.

With its uncanny mood and inquisitive tone, its behavioral idiosyncrasies and its geographical grandeur, "Pow Wow" suggests the profound divisions that deform and derange present-day life.

The protection the navy afforded Athens allowed it to prosper, to fend off the enemies that would have overrun it and changed its tolerant and inquisitive character.

They approach for a closer look and the mussel releases huge numbers of larvae from its gills, dousing the inquisitive fish with its tiny, parasitic young.

Unlike most French parks, there is a distinct lack of Gallic order here; in fact, with lakes, open spaces, and its greedy and inquisitive ducks, you could very easily be in a park in any British city.

For one inquisitive koala, its willingness to venture inside a South Australian home paid off -- with a refreshing bowl of water.

This freshly reconsidered survey of American art history is as inquisitive as it is revealing about its subject.

The bird then takes a break, only to peer into the lens seconds later before giving the camera a couple of inquisitive taps with its beak and talons.

Others amphibians, such as the Bufo spp. toads, actively search for prey, while the Argentine horned frog (Ceratophrys ornata) lures inquisitive prey closer by raising its hind feet over its back and vibrating its yellow toes.