Sentence examples for usually curious from inspiring English sources

Siamese kittens and many others are usually curious when they see a new thing, and will want to explore the place.

In the long roll-call of characters involved in the Watergate scandal, there is usually one curious omission – the name of the intended victim.

It can be madness out here at night, and usually involves curious drunks stumbling back from the pub wondering why people are camping next to a canal in below-zero temperatures.

On the other hand, when a student realizes that her/his own, or other students' or staff members', values and preconceptions might lead to problems for patients, then s/he usually becomes curious and interested.

Humans are usually very curious.

Academically capable students are usually the most curious, so taking a course in which they might not initially be interested is a good indicator of both.

Its owners have usually been a curious mix of self-made Jewish north Londoners and aristocrats with cartoonish names such as Sir "Chips" Keswick and Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith.

They're usually open and curious-looking.

The small flowers of the family Marantaceae, usually white, have a curious mechanism that is little understood but is doubtless connected with pollination by small insects.

It is a curious word — usually it refers to a commemorative inscription on a plaque or headstone, but Michael's ashes were scattered into the sea.

Previous retrospective descriptions and a prospective study have confirmed that a TV tip-over usually occurs when a curious toddler attempts to climb onto furniture, typically a dresser, on which the TV sits, causing the furniture and the TV to fall onto the child [1, 5].