Sentence examples for a curious element from inspiring English sources

There was a curious element in the performance of the Telekom train.

Maybe it's that Catholic upbringing talking, but there's also a curious element of shame attached to experiencing recurrent UTIs.

The only thing that really counts for the moment is that by being there, they add an odd, curious, element to the usually overwhelming crowd of fevered, shouting, white Trump acolytes we see.

One curious element to preparing for a play-off final must be the gap between it and the semi.

The insult directed at President Park Geun-hye, the first woman to hold the office, added a curious sartorial element to the verbal barrage North Korea has been mounting since the United States and the South began a joint military exercise on March 1, followed by a new round of sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council.

There was another curious element that I used.

One curious element in the kidnappers' e-mail messages has been the persistent but inconsistent misspellings.

There was another curious element that I used to augment staying distant from the immediate present.

Perhaps the most curious element of this is the timetable for any possible suspensions - would this process be completed during the offseason?

The head of the competition jury is one of the chief nuts, Shoichi Watanabe, an elderly professor of exquisite manners and chairman of the Japan Bibliophile Society who has been accused of plagiarism.A second and curious element is that among the 230-odd contestants, it turns out, some 50 were officers of Japan's self-defence forces (SDF).

The apparent easiness of, say, The Triumph of Neptune (his 1926 Ballets Russes score, commissioned by Diaghilev) is deceptive: there are many curious elements in the piece, not least a storm scene scored for percussion alone - unheard of in the mid-1920s - with the violinists playing comical-sounding flexatones.