Sentence examples for a curious editor from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a colleague (who shall remain nameless) who signed me up to a weekly gangbang newsletter on my work email and a curious editor, I found myself at the QSA's 15th annual Eyes Wide Shut evening.

Rob Hiaasen, brother of author Carl Hiaasen, was killed in the attack and remembered as a caring and curious editor.

Under a "curious arrangement" with financial editor Richard Fry, she was commissioned to report on social events and write freelance features on "light" topics like fashion and cosmetics, in addition to her secretarial work.

On June 25, the Associated Press Sports Editors did a "curious thing," in the eyes of Dave Kindred, a former sports columnist.

Mr. Vaughn is supposed to be the offspring of Robert Duvall and Sissy Spacek, a curious casting choice unless the editors left out a flashback in which the infant Brad fell into a vat of human growth hormone.

Yet here is a curious fact: not one of the editors of those 50-odd London newspapers sent a journalist to Belgium with a brief to send home timely reports of what happened.

(In a curious but very real phenomenon, when an editor says "This book is perfect for Oprah," sales reps hear "This author will be on Oprah!").

It is, I must say, a curious hour, rambling in the extreme and in crying need of an editor.

It's a curious feature of newspapers that their staff often second-guess what the editor wants.

To the Editor: Harold Bloom's review of Anthony Julius's history of English anti-Semitism is a curious and unfortunate confusion of its political and cultural strains.

Conant, a former contributing editor for Vanity Fair and other publications, leads us into the Loomis story through a curious side door.