Sentence examples for most inquisitive from inspiring English sources

This film gives us more access than the most inquisitive tabloid magazines into Phoenix's world.

She described Bleszinski as her "unique child," noting that he was "the most difficult, but he was difficult because he was the most inquisitive.

Hadn't England at the end of the seventeenth century been the freest and most inquisitive society the world had ever known?

I would describe myself as the class dummy, the one who is still the most resistant, the most inquisitive, the least trusting, the most deeply flawed and ridiculous.

Visual tricks hide secret areas for all but the most inquisitive on their first play, giving rise to multiple passes before everything is discovered.

It would take the most inquisitive young adult to seek out "Race," and the most thoughtful and patient to follow the strands of its argument through.

But it promises some of the most inquisitive-minded and entertaining dance on the international circuit, with works from Jonathan Burrows and Matteo Fargion, Wendy Houstoun, Beth Gill and Noé Soulier.

This is a director, though, who has made some of the most emotionally inquisitive movies ever made.

The most athletic and inquisitive is a dark-coated dog called Belmonte-Schoenberg, after Arnold Schoenberg, Henze's great composing hero.

Here was a Romantic-era staple as reconsidered by one of the most brilliant and inquisitive artists of the new generation.

She's shiveringly immaculate in Phoenix (Soda, 12), her latest team-up with German auteur Christian Petzold: together, they have one of the most intuitive, mutually inquisitive director-star collaborations going in contemporary cinema.