inquisitive

“Highly inquisitive, highly playful, always cheerful,” he recalls.

But what about the eloquent, book smart, interesting, quirky, inquisitive black woman, you ask?

Indeed, the crowd at my reading was attentive, inquisitive—and willing to spend money on printed books.

Friends say he was a highly inquisitive man and kept his ear close to the ground.

As Gondry asks Chomsky about his childhood, the answer soon becomes clear: a skeptical, inquisitive, combative mind.

Gaze not upon another man's wife, and be not inquisitive after his handmaid, and approach not her bed.

Some were inquisitive enough to ask, Has a treaty been signed or a trick been played upon the rebels?

He hands a lady out; her pale blue silk domino hides her effectually from the inquisitive gaze of the crowd.

No more inquisitive cruisers ready to let fly a salvo at anything that stirs.

The man's nature was inquisitive, and he was indulging idle conjectures as to what might be the news this courier brought.