Sentence examples for no curious from inspiring English sources
It's a drama no curious adult will want to miss.
It's also a good idea to keep making the products even during the time you sell them, but be sure no curious customers are watching you, or they may lose interest in the part about paying!
Is no journalist curious?
No less curious is a punch bowl presented to an English shipyard owner in the 1780s.
No less curious is how disproportionate this red-hot anger is to its proximate cause.
It stares at us as it chews on breakfast, then turns its back, no longer curious.
No less curious is the third movement, a faster-tempo episode in the nature of a scherzo.
Are no voters curious, for example, what the candidates think about leaving American forces in Kosovo, now that Slobodan Milosevic has been ousted?
Hibbert's final lines from the diarist Brett perfectly sum up the story: "No more curious figure ever appeared in English parliamentary life... he captivated the imagination of the English people, and triumphed over their not unnatural prejudices".
Between them, City and United employ players from more than a dozen different countries, all of them no doubt curious about the city rivalry that divides Manchester into the red and the sky-blue allegiances handed down by families from generation to generation.
And yet he's not just a bum of a husband; although he's no more curious about her feelings than he (evidently) was when he was seeing call girls, he gives her a tip on a case she's handling.
