incurious

They looked up with incurious brown eyes as he returned.

They said nothing, but stood looking at her with incurious blue eyes.

Its blue eyes looked up at him, incurious and calm.

Michael looked over at him, his eyes blank and incurious.

For the most part, everyone in the city seemed remarkably incurious.

They were the things that would make even the normally incurious person turn a head.

And the men would become suddenly incurious, after the manner of their kind.

She was watching him silently, her eyes dark and incurious.

Why did the aliens seem so incurious about his presence?

The animal was looking at him in a vague incurious way.

The adults glanced down at their approach, but turned away, incurious.

Then, like the other employees, wise enough to be incurious tonight, she moved away.

All over the little world, eyes were raised to the sky, curious and incurious.

She opened her incurious amber eyes and watched him go.

In the weeks immediately following the report, I was sanguine, even incurious.

He went right on working; he was incurious as to what I looked like.

He looked at her face and saw her eyes, watching, incurious.

She looked at me with her flat incurious eyes.

There was no move to greet him and the ten pairs of eyes were incurious.

When Jay entered, they all looked at him with dim incurious eyes.

In fact, an incurious person might travel from one end of them to the other without seeing a single shrub.

"It seems to me you are a most incurious man," said the Parson.

She gives him an incurious look over her shoulder.

But the teenager simply stared at him, his eyes blank and incurious.

Perhaps it was the way they looked at me, with incurious yet calculating eyes that nothing escaped.