Yesterday I had the pleasure of spending 45 minutes with a beautiful woman, gazing inquisitively into my eyes. |
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I pulled my arm under the sheets self-consciously, shrugging when he looked at me inquisitively. He probably thought I had been cutting. |
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He looked inquisitively at his future sister-in-law and she nodded in affirmation. |
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A tiny multicoloured parrot flew from shoulder to shoulder to peer at us inquisitively, while a small tame monkey searched for fleas in our hair. |
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She looked at him inquisitively, squinching her eyes, deciding against the kick. |
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The next house had a collection of pickaninny dolls on shelves running the length of the living room, and a plump orange cat that blinked and mewed inquisitively as he passed. |
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One stops to inquisitively sniff some flowers laid near the back of the stage. |
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They both tapped inquisitively at a gray cannister with a pink, rubbery filling, their lips curled. |
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In the instant of a demi-pause, he would look inquisitively at his listeners, then continue. |
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Nestled safely between your arms your child can look inquisitively all around. |
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Less successful are the whole grilled sardines, which arrive with heads and tails upturned inquisitively and with a deeply charred outer layer that has to be peeled away to get a few meagre bites of the tart, salty fish. |
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Like young monkeys, apes, or humans, they poked and pried inquisitively at anything that seemed pokable or priable. |
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Sometime during the 1890s, English artist Francis Barraud painted a picture of his brother's dog, Nipper, inquisitively listening to a phonograph. |
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The bunny rabbit inquisitively sniffs his way round his new home. Happy and well-fed on carrots and water by the children in his new hutch: a good life! |
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Yet many of those who enter stop inquisitively at the serious young men in anoraks standing beside a modified supermarket trolley, who are collecting signatures for a petition to abolish the army. |
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In a luscious converted Turkish bathhouse setting, it's half flirtatious, gin-cocktail mingling spot and half modern American restaurant with an inquisitively playful dinner menu. |
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After dropping a letter off at the England and Wales Cricket Board offices, I heard the familiar sound of leather on willow and inquisitively wandered over to the Nursery Ground to see what was going on. |
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Exploration behaviour, on the other hand, is what Bowlby calls the behaviour of small children when they feel safe, distance themselves from the carer and inquisitively explore their surroundings. |
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