Sentence examples for not that curious from inspiring English sources

There is a children's book character called Curious George, who is a monkey, and not that curious, and quite tedious.

A few students helped, but many watched, as if curious, but not that curious, to see what would happen next to their professional dreams.

He spoke at length about his ex-wife Kristin, claiming that she was "not that curious" about his drug use; "didn't want to know", and later encouraged him to stop using them.

She was not that curious.

Isn't that curious?

As in, "Isn't that curious how much money that fringe candidate Ron Paul raised?" The answer you'll get in private from folks in the media is, "But you know he's not going to win!" No, you know that.

"I wasn't that curious about it.

I think the curiosity took me places that I think I wouldn't have been if I wasn't that curious.

I was curious, but not quite that curious, so I cut it back to a flip a minute.

When years later, he learned the truth, he realized he had no clue who his real father was, and he decided he was not all that curious to find out.

Doesn't that make you a little bit curious, about where your income — and tax burden — places you, in comparison to the rest of your fellow citizens?