Sentence examples for less inquisitive from inspiring English sources

Such mothers were less sensitive to their toddlers at age one, and had less inquisitive children at age two.

For instance, adults may respond to a child genetically predisposed to inquisitiveness in a way that is different from their response to a child less naturally inquisitive.

But Girardi, who played until 2003, was less brainy than inquisitive.

Hans Kristian – no less cultured or inquisitive than his sisters, according to those who know him – dropped no equivalent anchors, however.

He treats the host cultures in Africa, no less than the inquisitive visitors, as distinctive and complex entities, subject to change and contingency, and capable of the full range of individual and collective human behavior.

Gallinules are noisy and inquisitive birds, less furtive in their actions than most rails.

An opposition to most of the other projects in the exhibition, this pavilion presents itself as a less accepting and more inquisitive study on the theme of modernity.

Some children were considered quiet, whilst others were inquisitive and less risk averse and so required more attention.

The whole programme was much less ranty than usual, more inquisitive and uncertain, and all the better for it.

Whiston's text was more technical than Halley's and his map less immediately appealing to "The Inquisitive" he called on to help observe, but he seems to have got there first (and twice).

All of this creates an environment of openness, body positivity, and anatomical knowledge that empowers kids to be less fearful of and more inquisitive about sexuality.