0 wanting to discover as much as you can about things, sometimes in a way that annoys people: --
1 (of a person or a person’s behavior) eager to know a lot about people or things: --
The level of geological presentation is meant to appeal to the holidaymaker inquisitive enough to look back at the cliffs as well as out to the sun, sea and sand.
They put their trust in hiring inquisitive, helpful, energetic people, encouraging learning and development, and creating varied and flexible environments where people can align personal and corporate needs.
Inquisitive and eager eyes peered from every inch of space.
It will also interest the inquisitive reader of general science books - an engineer seeking a rest from designing new sewage pumps perhaps, or a software writer bored with computer games.
This background, plus an inquisitive nature and brilliant intellect, helps to explain the origins, breadth, and depth of his comments and questions.
A new ear has developed, more inquisitive, but also more demanding.
Even when a program appears to be efficient, an inquisitive programmer will run a program and study the profiling results.
All this was a step in the right direction qua later developments : circumspect, undogmatic and inquisitive.
