Sentence examples for A curious point from inspiring English sources

A curious point:  Obama had spoken to Jones only twice before appointing him to so high a post and seems hardly to have come to know him by the time he resigned.

A curious point is that flux sampling, with a uniform sample over the feasible space, performs better than calculations of epistatic effects based on reductions to an optimized fitness objective function.

A curious point deserves further notice, viz., children who were identified as not having been seriously injured, having lost family members, having lost significant others, or having felt guilt concerning someone's death or injury reported an increase of PTSD score over the time.

Which raises a curious point.

I HAVE reached a curious point in life.

At the time that he embarked on A Passage, Forster was at a curious point in his creative life.

There is a curious point-counterpoint both to Mikhail Gorbachev's urgent demand for an overhaul of the Soviet economy and to the way his Communist Party is reacting.

A curious points system is built in too, rewarding more use.

Finally, in the past month, we saw the return of a curious talking point.

This confluence of forces has produced a curious inflection point: for rock musicians, being a bit of a nerd now helps you become successful.

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