Sentence examples for a curious analysis from inspiring English sources
"Obviously, probably a little bit of financial decision going on," said Stoudemire in a curious analysis of his own situation.
Gale A. Norton, the secretary of the interior, gave a curious analysis of the decline in national-parks attendance (Deborah Solomon, July 17).
) The officer's account forms a curious and counterintuitive analysis: booby-trapped mortar rounds, in his view, would be a case of a more powerful weapon also being more discriminate.
The purpose of our paper is to present this proof and compare it with that for, thus highlighting a curious connection between complex analysis and commutative algebra.
Numerical formulations of these models occupy a curious space in the data analysis landscape: on one hand, each cosmology simulation can be 'scientifically rich' (Sewell et al. 2015): exploratory analysis of the simulation may lead to new insights of the governing physical model which could be lost if the raw data is reduced in memory and discarded.
It might seem a curious choice to find expert political analysis but during the recent by-election this shop ran its own straw poll - a sweet poll, I suppose you would call it - and Claire reveals the final results to us.
After a curious pause, George W. Bush rejected his own administration's analysis.
Critchlow takes his analysis up to 2004, letting recent history cast a curious shadow over his book.
What a curious selection.
