Sentence examples for a curious document from inspiring English sources
Bishop's affidavit is a curious document.
The government's white paper on the future of Britain's nuclear forces is a curious document.
The constitution, which is almost certain to be approved, is a curious document.
On January 4 , 1968 The New York Review of Books published a curious document.
The judge called it a "curious document" because it was written in legal language but not witnessed by a lawyer.
Depending on how the losing parties respond to the setback, America's highest court may settle the matter as early as next June.Jeffrey Sutton, the Sixth Circuit judge who wrote the 42-page opinion defending marriage bans in Kentucky, Michigan and Tennessee, put together a rather curious document.
"The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is a horrifying but aso politically curious document," Schlozman observes.
Graham Greene, who moved to Antibes in 1966, wrote a dozen books there, as well as a curious 1982 document, J'Accuse: The Dark Side of Nice, denouncing official corruption.
This curious document entitled directions for knowing all dark things, deciphered by Eisenlohr in 1877, is a collection of problems in geometry and arithmetic, algebra, weights and measures, business and recreational diversions.
The books that will seem quaint, outdated, or, at best, like curious documents of a bygone era in just a few decades.
