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Meanings of uninquiring in English
Spanish
no investigador Synonyms
Examples for "uninquisitive"
Examples for "uninquisitive"
1
In some sense, the religion of the timorous and uninquisitive is true.
2
She seldom saw Wallie, and she found her hostess tactful, kindly and uninquisitive.
3
Unlike the monkeys who were their nearest relatives Endeavour's simps were docile, obedient and uninquisitive.
4
Mrs. Sedley was of so easy and uninquisitive a nature that she wasn't even jealous.
5
Only among an uninquisitive people could so imperfect a theory have endured for over fourteen centuries.
Usage of uninquiring in English
1
Courteous and quiet they were and beautifully uninquiring, except in the matter of her supplies.
2
Her look was grave, straight, uninquiring, soon accurately perusing; an arrow of Artemis for penetration.
3
It was a huge growth of confidence, due very largely to the uninquiring indolence of-everybody
4
His blue eyes were clear and shallow, friendly, uninquiring.
5
Lord Ormont's treatment of Literature appeared to resemble Lady Charlotte's, in being reverential and uninquiring.
6
From this time forth, I awaited events with the uninquiring patience, the helpless resignation of despair.
7
She stooped and with trembling lips gently touched the young head bent in simple love and uninquiring reverence before her.
8
Uninquiring souls let this occurrence pass as one of the major clashes in a spasmodic war on liquor.
9
17); they are unintelligent and uninquiring when He prophesies His death and resurrection (ix.
Frequent collocations
Uninquiring through the time