Sentence examples for was too inquisitive from inspiring English sources
But Mr Kolakowski's distaste for communism did not make him an evangelist for free-market liberalism: he was too inquisitive, sceptical and irreverent to support any particular doctrine strongly.
I had always been too inquisitive to be a first-class postdoc.
Being too inquisitive may not be the best thing to do for some people.
He found that the Seventh Ward was pretty safe, "The stranger can usually walk about here day and night with little fear of being molested, if he be not too inquisitive".
"Brown, by contrast, is far too inquisitive and restless for ideologies, which is why some sought to draft him into a 2016 presidential race in which Trump and Bernie Sanders have been the two candidates engendering the most enthusiasm, each offering unrealistic ideas involving border walls and class revolt," reporter Alexander Nazaryan writes.
The revelation that she battles them led to a second round of stories about whether focusing on that was sexist and then a third round about whether her aides had been too rough with a headache-inquisitive television reporter who pursued her through a parking lot.
He has the trim stature of an aging athlete, and is tall enough to fill a doorframe, but he is not imposing — his temperament is too readily open, his blue eyes too gently inquisitive.
My mother would say I was rambunctious and a little bit too inquisitive at times, but it's what fed me.
Previous experiences meant community members had little confidence in raising any issues; in some circumstances even fearing that the drugs they would receive might be compromised because of being 'too inquisitive': If you start questioning things here they will say you are politicking and I don't want anything to do with such.
"She was curious, inquisitive.
