Today they are being more inquisitive and cautious, especially in health care.
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They're just a little more inquisitive about what pills contain, which is smart.
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I think at this point, as Zoey is getting older, she is more inquisitive.
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She is evolving in myriad ways — more inquisitive, cognizant of her vulnerabilities and subtly waggish.
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"Kelly's probably the more inquisitive one, and definitely the more food-motivated one," O'Donnell told CNN.
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Not as effective at hunting seals as great whites, but more inquisitive toward the divers in the cage.
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Throughout his career, he's tapped into his political side, his darker, more inquisitive roots, and his self-sacrificing nature.
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They offer the pleasure of personal essays that are more inquisitive and obsessive than self-centered, and they are pitched squarely at readers.
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"Because if they have used these to prepare for the field trip they were more prepared and more likely to ask more inquisitive questions," she said.
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"We are seeing more independent, more self-sufficient Chinese visitor come to Australia, more inquisitive, looking for self-drive experiences in particular," Tourism Australia CEO John O'Sullivan said.
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"We've noticed candidates have been much more inquisitive about the business health of companies," says Sam Wholley, partner at Riviera Partners, an executive recruiting firm, referring to recent months.
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Years later, when Tetreault included the achievement on his résumé, he said prospective employers were more inquisitive about his role in the leapfrogging world record than about his three Olympics.
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And then beneath that, I think all of the white creators, men and women, who will be given opportunities to tell whatever story they [want to tell] need to be more inquisitive in storytelling.
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But orangutans who spend a lot of time with human beings when they are young turn out to be much more inquisitive, and, apparently as a result, better at all sorts of cognitive tests.
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The Runner takes a more inquisitive line, trying to avoid the heavy defenses and sneaking runs on the Corporation player to try and take his agendas before he can score them, which nabs the Runner the points instead. Confused?
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"If you find that the House has proved its case and still vote to acquit, your name will be tied to his with a cord of steel and for all of history," Schiff warned, causing Alexander to lean in and strike a more inquisitive look, raising his hand to his chin.
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The committee's chair, Nicky Morgan, said in a statement that "the vast majority of the FCA's reply to our recommendations appears to be a holding response or lacking in desire to effect any change ... "The FCA should have another go at responding to our report and approach our recommendations with a far more inquisitive and curious attitude.
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Let's face it,we do tend to be the blethers, the fusspots and the more inquisitive of the sexes, don't we?
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The Doctor persuades the Deciders to give him equipment to examine the cells of the Marshspider and marshchild and deduces that they are from identical DNA sources. The situation is complicated, however, when a transformed Romana releases the emergency exits and allows the Marshmen to invade the Starliner. The colonists retreat before the creatures, many of whom are more inquisitive than dangerous. Nefred is mortally wounded while fleeing; his last admission is that the colonists cannot return to Terradon, because they have never been there.
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The scientific method has ancient precedents and Galileo exemplifies a mathematical understanding of nature which is the hallmark of modern natural scientists. Galileo proposed that objects falling regardless of their mass would fall at the same rate, as long as the medium they fall in is identical. The 19th-century distinction of a scientific enterprise apart from traditional natural philosophy has its roots in prior centuries. Proposals for a more "inquisitive" and practical approach to the study of nature are notable in Francis Bacon, whose ardent convictions did much to popularize his insightful Baconian method.
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She would cause situations that required the Spirit to save her in order to attract his attention. From becoming someone who is prone to fainting when confronted with murder or monsters, Ellen becomes more inquisitive - and it is more likely that she will be the one doing the punching rather than being knocked out herself. She became more forthright and it was not atypical for her to tie up the Spirit or have a downright blazing argument with him if it would help her. And despite the Spirit's hesitations to commit, their relationship developed into a strong one over the years.
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Her appearance appeared to have traits of both the -01 and -02 model. She had a shade of pink hair closer to the -01 model, which was secured by clips that held them in Bunch-like pigtails while her outfit was sleeveless, more in line with the -02 model. She was under the command of a superior office during a time when Lyar was a new cadet. She had no dialogue in her short appearance, and unlike either of the upgraded versions, appeared colder and emotionless in comparison to the more inquisitive nature of -01 and exuberant nature of -02.
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After staying in Old Lyme, Connecticut, as a guest of Florence Griswold, he eventually moved near Old Lyme, CT, in part because of his interest in painting their ever-present oxen, which Volkert described as "twice as good as cows at posing . . . oxen are always ready to stand still, but cows are more inquisitive and when a newcomer appears they forsake their quiet rumination and come over to investigate." When Griswold became the first manager of the Lyme Art Association's gallery, when it opened in 1921, Edward Charles Volkert became the first Secretary. Thereafter, Volkert bought a home there in 1922, and remained in Old Lyme for the rest of his life, where he continued to work at his subject of choice.
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The metal music itself was laughed at by others and sneered at as being loud noise instead of music. However, as the metal movement gained momentum and the name Rock Strata was becoming more popular and frequent in the Bangladesh band music scene, the founder of the Bangladesh Musical Bands Association (BAMBA) were becoming progressively more inquisitive about them and other upcoming metal bands. At this time, Rock Strata and their contemporaries Warfaze, In Dhaka, and Aces were the only well-known bands in the heavy metal genre and a scramble was made to include them into the association. The hunt was on – and Mac Haque (Feedback, Maqsood o' Dhaka) who was the President of BAMBA at that time, got hold of the musicians from Rock Strata.
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Because of this accessibility there was an increased demand for texts and thus the rise in printing.(720) Mair cites Daniel Gardner and his work on Neo-Confucianism. It seems that the vernacular was employed in Neo-Confucian texts because of its: : “…more inquisitive approach it permitted toward the classics…Considering the powerful influence of Buddhism on the formation of Neo-Confucian thought and practice, the adoption of the written vernacular as a legitimate form of serious intellectual discussion would seem to be one more example of the radical restructuring of Confucianism brought about by this foreign religion.” (Ibid.) So, not only did Buddhism wield an influence on printing, but also it also influenced society at large in adapting to the norms of Buddhist thought.
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" However, she described Guru Maharaj Ji and his entourage as "an easy target" and wrote that "anybody can look like a fool when a smartass wide angle lens distorts their face, and teenage ex-dopers who think a fat boy is God don't stand a chance". Butler wished that TVTV would move on to more challenging subjects for their future work. Bob Williams of the New York Post called the documentary a "deplorable film" and "flat, pointless, television". He wrote: "The hour-long program was remiss in not providing some small examination of the available box-office take of the goofy kid guru, much less telling prospective contributors how it got involved in spending how much of its foundation grants and viewer subscription money in such a questionable venture without more inquisitive journalistic endeavor, or ignoring gurus.
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Meshing goes beyond simply mutually inclusive public relations across media channels, pieces, and product placement. Broadband technology and diversity of online services have increased the accessibility and prevalence of simultaneous media experiences to the point where some would argue there is a new, more demanding and more inquisitive, incarnation of information consumers.Yahoo!: Internet Users 'Mesh' Web With Television Wendy Davis, 2005-Apr-19, retrieved 2007-Apr-14 The richness of experience in meshing becomes even more evident when information receivers puts their new views and interpretations back into the media by posting or answering questions on a discussion forum or blog, publishing a formal in-depth response, or creating an independent fan site. In cases like these, the persons may be called information prosumers, as they are both consuming information from various sources and producing a web of related information for other "meshers" to consume (or prosumers to mesh).
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