uncurious造句

• Gottlieb was self-centered and uncurious, she complains, and talked to her in his office with the door open instead of closing it as Shawn did.
• O'Neill claims that Bush appeared somewhat unquestioning and uncurious, and that the war in Iraq was planned from the first nation building endeavors during his time in office.
• He is impatient and quick to anger; sometimes glib, even dogmatic; often uncurious and as a result ill-informed; more conventional in his thinking than a leader probably should be.
• While Simpson was clearly upset at the news, the detective testified, he was strangely uncurious about the circumstances of her death, including whether she had been murdered or had died of natural causes.
• "The Bush administration has been remarkably uncurious about what reforms are appropriate, about what lessons we have learned from Sept . 11, " Senator Bob Graham, the Florida Democrat, said in an interview.
• Former speechwriter David Frum says in his book that while the president's virtues outweigh his faults, Bush is " often uncurious and as a result ill informed, more conventional in his thinking than a leader probably should be ."
• Bush as " Uncurious George " climbs a tree, Bush as " Spurious George " is escorted to the White House by his father and Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia, and Bush's facial expressions are matched with those of chimpanzees.
• He identifies that killing or physically harming living beings, or being ill-tempered or envious or uncharitable to monastics or stubborn or uncurious about the teachings leads to inferior rebirths; while abstaining from these actions ( " kamma " ) leads to superior rebirths.
• "The problem with experts is that if the president himself is not smart and well-informed, even a president with the best intentions can be misled, " said Paul Begala, a former aide to President Clinton who said he thinks Bush is smart but " uncurious ."
• Neuman's famous motto is the intellectually uncurious " What, me worry ? " This was changed for one issue to " Yes, me worry ! " after the Three Mile Island accident in 1979 . On the cover of current printings of the paperback " The Ides of Mad ", as rendered by long-time cover artist Norman Mingo, Neuman is portrayed as a Roman bust with his catch phrase engraved on the base, translated into Latin " Quid, Me Anxius Sum ?"