Sentence examples for a curious question from inspiring English sources

It strikes me as a curious question.

Online awareness inevitably leads to a curious question: What sort of relationships are these?

It's a curious question, since George mostly makes her cry, and also because Mr. Butler is among the least naturally funny actors in film comedy today.

A correspondent who has been fishing on the Eden asks a curious question; and I doubt if my answer will please him or other sportsmen.

Sausage silences Pastore A bizarre press conference for the Argentines ended with a curious question to Javier Pastore: "You got down the Mexican tacos," the journalist asked, "how will you deal with the German sausage?" No answer.

The book inadvertently raises a curious question: Can technical skill and craft, combined with worldliness and urbanity, and presented in a distinct style, rise to the level of art?

And the easiest way to do that is directly mention something that he or she wrote about and ask them a genuinely curious question about it".

These are all curious questions that became parlor room talk as the Jackson saga unfolded.

The injunction raises the most curious question arising from contraction: how can a team be forced to play games if it no longer exists?

In the second half of the Philosophical Investigations, Wittgenstein introduces the curious question of aspect perception, typically invoked by a reflection upon Joseph Jastrow's image of the duck-rabbit.

But there were still curious question marks surrounding what they did.