Sentence examples for more inquisitive about from inspiring English sources

It has, I think, made a number of Americans more inquisitive about our foreign policy, too.

The English also seem to be more inquisitive about what is happening in the rest of the world as a nation.

The lack of rote homework creates an environment that really fosters our son's curiosity and leads him to be more inquisitive about topics that interest him after school.

"There's been a humbling of the banks over the last 10 years, so people are more inquisitive about what we offer," he said.

The opening five months of Coe's presidency have been overshadowed by scrutiny of his failure to be more inquisitive about corruption allegations involving his predecessor Lamine Diack while Coe was an IAAF vice president.

The governors were removed "on school standards grounds" but Mr Wormald adds: "If a similar question were to be raised about the religious or political views of governors were to be raised now, I would expect the Department to be more inquisitive about whether there were wider problems going beyond the individual school standards issues".

"There is a trend for jurors to be more inquisitive, more skeptical, asking for more information about the circumstances of a police stop," said James M. Kindler, chief assistant district attorney in Manhattan.

Now, he said, they are more inquisitive: more likely to ask pointed questions about their disease, the treatments and the side effects of those treatments.

As I learned increasingly about physics in school, I became more and more inquisitive.

Though Mr. Grasso, who spent 35 years at the exchange, forged an earthy, backslapping bond with the members, Mr. Thain has a more inquisitive, if not academic, rapport as he peppers traders with questions about their work at their stations.

From experience, Rtichin knows what he is talking about, and his insight only drives us to be more inquisitive.