Sentence examples for much more curious from inspiring English sources

Tony also loves Gordon, which is much more curious.

Chavez's departure is much more curious, because he did not receive an expensive contract.

In hindsight, it seems people are much more curious and adventurous than I gave them credit for".

It's certainly a fabulous idea, that Googling makes us not passive and restless, but much smarter and much more curious.

Aside from actual rule changes, Professor Chaney said, the Enron mess is likely to make outside auditors much more curious about the special-purpose entities they find.

kok1922 My name is Juergen, and I have found people to be much more curious and courteous about my name than that of my partner, who has an equally unusual, albeit Korean name.

Charles Dickens is known to have visited Whitby and in a letter of 1861 to his friend Wilkie Collins, who was at the time in Whitby, Dickens says: In my time that curious railroad by the Whitby Moor was so much the more curious, that you were balanced against a counter-weight of water, and that you did it like Blondin.

"If you look at the people who work here, it's much more nerdy and curious than cool.

In each of the last three years, Toyota never sold more than 29,000 Avalons, which is not much more than a curious footnote in the large-sedan segment.

The audience was much more than just curious onlookers lured in while on their way from American Eagle Outfitters to the Cabo Wabo Cantina.

The product of a brilliant mind reckoning with the brutal caprices of fascism, the novel now feels like much more than a curious entry in the Beckett canon.