inquisitiveness

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• This ever-curious beagle and I would explore the planet together, with his inquisitive nose always leading the way.

• Browne was an inquisitive youth with a “try anything” attitude that didn’t always work when he was fiddling with muskets and gunpowder, or when he joined a circus and volunteered to ride a bicycle across a high wire.

• Bridging the Two CulturesBy Priyamvada NatarajanI was an inquisitive child and my parents encouraged me and actively cultivated my curiosity.

• We don’t have to use a telescope, or a microscope, or spend a billion dollars to study it — just an inquisitive eye.

• But, thankfully, Dyer disobeys his hero and himself and gets all pondery, letting his inquisitiveness off the chain.

• And yet, her inquisitiveness and restless mind seem to make it hard for her to be a full-on believer.

• You will pardon the inquisitiveness of an old man, but are not you musicians a most impressionable lot?

• The leader of the band, who went by the name of Black Will, muttered a curse upon his inquisitiveness.

• "We have had a terrible time of it, Mr. McGaw," stated Mayo, avoiding the mate's inquisitiveness.

• The man chained to his rock pile doubted the wisdom of his question, but African inquisitiveness had mastered his better judgment.

• The only quality, indeed, in him that still continued to jar upon them was his phenomenal inquisitiveness.