Sentence examples for look curious from inspiring English sources
Legs slightly bent, their bodies look curious.
The boats' occupants initially smile and wave, then look curious as Mr. Hammond and Mr. Ashe approach with the ball.
Sometimes the passers-by look curious; sometimes they are distraught, concerned by the three plastic roses — peach, pink and red — tucked behind the straps, which give the stroller the distinct look of a memorial commemorating some grim accident.
Afghan Army soldiers milled around us, some looking curious, others faintly hostile.
He was slight and handsome, dark-eyed, wide-eyed, wide-nostrilled, looking curious and confounded, boyish.
They don't seem interested in pleasure (though Janet looks curious).
His wife peered at him, looking curious as to how he might answer the question.
They looked curious, and a little put out – were they going to have to feel sorry for me, they wondered?
As her eyes search the room, she looks curious but says almost nothing; the sound of clinking glasses and party banter are heard in the background.
If Ms. Leech spots you through the window, looking curious, she may wave you inside to join her, perhaps to paint a cup yourself.
These animals — the lemurs in particular — are intoxicatingly cute, their long tails wrapped around branches, their lean narrow faces with round peering eyes looking curious, eager, animated.
