Sentence examples for a curious remark from inspiring English sources

Earlier that afternoon, as Anne handed the binder over to me at Tony's memorial, she made a curious remark.

It was a curious remark from Valentine, since he believes relievers should be counted on like everyday players.

This is a curious remark coming from Mr. Christgau, who has named himself "Dean of American Rock Critics".

This is a curious remark, given the increasingly repressive regime that the Chinese President, Xi Jinping, has fostered since taking office, in 2013.

We conclude this technical section with a curious remark.

While Mr. Frankel declined to discuss the specific charges against him during the interview, his remarks offer a curious psychological portrait of an alternately grandiose, glib and self-pitying figure.

By 1860 she had also become the editor of the magazine, and for two years, leaving her young child at home, she commuted daily into the city with Sam from their home in Pinner - no doubt, as Hughes remarks, cutting a curious figure in the otherwise exclusively male surroundings of the first-class carriage of the early morning train.

And in what appears to be a curious, roundabout apology for his remarks, he dwells on the "moral values" inherited from his parents.

It was a curious time for such a revealing remark, for a starting quarterback to say that he had begun to feel more comfortable with the offense.

"C'est la vie de Bohème," one of them remarked sarcastically to a curious passer-by.

As his remarks suggest, he has had a curious reaction to the sudden attention — he is trying to make it seem natural and inevitable, carrying himself not as an upstart or an underdog, but as a front-runner.