Sentence examples for a curious answer from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Evanko asked his snowmobile guide about it, he got a curious answer.

It was a curious answer; maybe an awkward response to a question asking him to look back, but it was worth pursuing.

Coach John Harbaugh, preparing to take Baltimore to the postseason for the fifth time in his five years, offered a curious answer when asked if Flacco was pressing.

Listen to the curious answer given by Joseph Lieberman when asked by Don Imus about the $2,000 he received from Enron in 1994: "I hadn't even remembered it because I hadn't had much contact with people from Enron".

She talks at length about how important she feels it is to be "creating" all the time, and when I asked her if she looked to the news for any song inspiration I got this curious answer: "Well, whenever I see the news, it's always the same depressing things.

William H. Gass is the author of two well-wrought novels, Omensetter's Luck and The Tunnel, two collections of stories, Cartesian Sonata and Other Novellas and the essential In the Heart of the Heart of the Country, and a curious book answering to the name of Willie Masters Lonesome Wifee.

These are very curious answers.

Ask the average Iranian about the result of the nuclear negotiations and you may get some curious answers.

As I headed further south to Yunnan Province, I kept asking the same question, only to receive more curious answers.

As an aside, it is a curious fact that the answer to every question in English football has become David Gill.

I found a curious division in the answers to this question among Democratic political activists.