inquisitiveness

That inquisitiveness didn’t necessarily make Perfetti a great student, however.

That task could be painful, but Bogle, now 79, had the empathy, even keel and inquisitiveness to pull it off.

Monaco’s opening anecdote, the first in a series of eight, introduces the sense of possibility he feels when he is in transit, the inquisitiveness he brings to bear on others and his amorphous concept of music as a medium for storytelling.

"There is an openness and inquisitiveness. He wants to ask questions, start dialogue and debate his game. That is great from our perspective."

The BTP's review found that while no act or omission in the investigation was made maliciously, there was a "lack of professional inquisitiveness exacerbated by dilatory and lazy practices".