Sentence examples for was more inquisitive from inspiring English sources

"He was more inquisitive than anybody I ever knew.

It's more inquisitive; winter is a time of internal thinking for me".

They asked more questions, discussed subjects with teachers, and were more inquisitive.

"We should have been more inquisitive or curious and turned over a rock or two," Contra Costa County sheriff Warren E Rupf said.

It's more inquisitive; winter is a time of internal thinking for me". And would it have been a very different album if he had recorded it elsewhere?

The English also seem to be more inquisitive about what is happening in the rest of the world as a nation.

"There's been a humbling of the banks over the last 10 years, so people are more inquisitive about what we offer," he said.

"There is a trend for jurors to be more inquisitive, more skeptical, asking for more information about the circumstances of a police stop," said James M. Kindler, chief assistant district attorney in Manhattan.

The easy and convenient argument is that the prosecutors did not know of such evidence... Had I been more inquisitive, perhaps the evidence would have come to light years ago.

The opening five months of Coe's presidency have been overshadowed by scrutiny of his failure to be more inquisitive about corruption allegations involving his predecessor Lamine Diack while Coe was an IAAF vice president.

It might be argued that the PCC could add inquiry to its remit so that the process of regulation is more inquisitive and responsive to complaints pointing to ethically and legally problematical patterns of journalistic methodology and publication.