Sentence examples for sort of inquisitive from inspiring English sources
"You had a sense that she was constantly sort of inquisitive and reflective," said Patricia Denison, who was her theater professor and academic adviser at Barnard.
Answering the sort of questions posed by inquisitive students noted above presents challenges in defining the object of explanation precisely and specifying the type of explanation being sought.
"What you want?" and "What you do?" were the first two inquisitive and sort of rude questions.
Well read, gregarious and intensely inquisitive, he has the sort of innate cheerfulness that is widely regarded as a professional liability if not a disqualification for a major career in art.
To the dreamy lyricism of "Warum?" ("Why?") Mr. Ax brought a touch of inquisitive urgency.
The tunes are about more than just hook-ups out of the sight of inquisitive eyes.
The storeowner outside Hyderabad chatted happily with the pair of inquisitive economists for two hours.
After many years of inquisitive efforts, molecular paths to "cardiotoxicity" remain inadequately characterized.
A herd of inquisitive cows watches us from over the gate.
But then, at 10, sitting in a bathing hole, Emily suddenly feels "hundreds of infant fish tickling with their inquisitive mouths every inch of her body, a sort of expressionless light kissing".
