Sentence examples for a curious divide from inspiring English sources
There was an infographic kicking around Twitter recently that showed a curious divide: places with high immigration were least inclined to vote Ukip; those with a comparatively low percentage most likely to follow the "pound-shop Enoch Powell", with the pieces fitting together, rarely overlapping, neat as a jigsaw.
The governors have been swept away and a curious divided structure, unlike anything else in corporate Britain, has been put in its place - and it shows.
The "King Stephen" Overture is indeed a curious duck, dividing its time between the dance floor and the battlefield.
Recent visits to the parties revealed a curious mix that could be divided roughly into three camps.
Of course, I have been "manipulated": a curious put-down that arbitrarily divides the schmaltz from the moving, the high from the low.
At Columbia's Neurological Institute in the 1940s, Dr. Rowland writes, a curious solution emerged: the neurology service was divided in two.
A CURIOUS asymmetry exists across the 90-mile (150km) Straits of Florida that divide Cuba from the United States.
The key axis dividing the continent today is east-west, a curious alliance between free-market advocates in Western Europe and those in former communist countries.
Thus night — divided into a "first sleep" and "second sleep" — also included a curious intermission.
What a curious selection.
