Sentence examples for a curious reputation from inspiring English sources

Lotfi Mansouri (the former General Director of the Canadian Opera Company and San Francisco Opera) had a curious reputation as a stage director.

It's a curious stance, given that Davos's reputation as a sex Olympics for fatcats ought to make it a rich source of material for an award-nominated erotic novelist like Mason.

In a curious twist, the Museum of Modern Art's own reputation will be impacted by the relationship that it now chooses to establish with the building.

Conservationists have recovered steel rivets that were hurled at unsatisfactory performers, and a curious quantity of men's fly buttons, justifying the Britannia's 19th-century reputation as a hotbed of vice.

This was a curious assessment, as it is widely agreed that any damage to Mr Gonzales's reputation was largely self-inflicted.

It's a curious move; one that is either a bold statement of confidence, or a foolhardy strategy that could damage his reputation in the longer term.

A curious omen.

A curious view.

What a curious selection.

A curious coincidence?

In a curious way.