inquisitive

Then she looked up at him, her brown eyes inquisitive.

And have a good look at your things to see if anyone has been inquisitive.

That is a question I am asked several times a year by inquisitive students.

His mind is just so inquisitive when it comes to this business.

For he was a very inquisitive boy, and always asking questions.

The man we are after knew very early on that I was inquisitive.

His inquisitive nature sometimes gets him into a lot of trouble.

An inquisitive child, he learned to read at a young age.

I was too inquisitive, she seemed to be telling me.

"I would not have you to think that it is our nature to be inquisitive."

He decided to play it straight, but without being too inquisitive.

Without saying anything, he looked at me with an inquisitive face and nodded.

She was far too inquisitive and I could not bear her to ask questions.

I felt a calm but inquisitive interest in every thing.

I will stay behind here and keep off inquisitive folk.

But I had heard that you were becoming quite inquisitive.

I understand by your Letter that you are very inquisitive to know how things stand with me here.

We must not give them reason to say that their neighbors are inquisitive.

The Irish are the most inquisitive race in the world.

He was still smiling but his eyes were growing inquisitive.

A lot of inquisitive people were peering around the door.

There is also the problem of the inquisitive woman, looking for the answer to what happened to the missing child.

And the students I meet at schools are very inquisitive, energetic.

"But she's very inquisitive and asks a lot of hard questions."

"I often wondered, but ones does not like to ask questions and seem inquisitive."