Not angrily, either, but with a cold curious force that was horrifying to see and even worse to feel.
He is force-fed by a tube inserted into his nose, but it is a curious form of force-feeding as he pushes a button himself to activate the system.
This reader, from the first generation, received a copy not long after the book appeared, and can still recall its curious force.
Hunters in the Dark Lawrence Osborne Hogarth Lawrence Osbornene's fourth novel about a quietly dissatisfied schoolteacher from England, brushing up against dark currents in foreign climes, is a curious and magnetic force of storytelling, tautly plotted, exquisitely unravelled.
Mexico's president, Ernesto Zedillo, denounced these "globophobics -- a curious alliance of forces from the extreme left, environmentalists and other self-appointed critics in a common endeavor to save the people of developing countries from development".
Among the bowls of nuts and trays of cookies were multicolored pins stamped with the names of Brooklyn neighborhoods; in a curious tactic of forced mingling, bookworms were directed to wear pins that revealed their current address, the effect of which — solidarity or diversity — was unclear.
Paradox's grand strategy games force a curious kind of perspective on the player.
One of Kibble's projects at the time was to try and understand a curious difference between the electromagnetic force and the weak nuclear force.
The absence of polarizing policy disputes has forced a curious reversal of roles -- Mr. Simitis campaigned as a capitalist while Mr. Karamanlis moved left, portraying himself as the champion of labor unions, farmers and other constituencies usually claimed by Socialist parties.
But then he took a curious approach: asked if his force was "institutionally racist", he said it probably is if people say it is.
