Sentence examples for a curious set of terms from inspiring English sources
A curious set of terms for an OS that strives so mightily to cut ties with the old disc-based model for software distribution.
It's a curious set of circumstances.
In 1957, Polish mathematician Hugo Steinhaus challenged his colleagues to find a curious set of numbers.
He added that something about the curious set of circumstances might have inspired him.
Wandering around the Rubin Museum of Art, which specializes in traditional art of the Himalayas, you happen upon a case containing a set of curious, cylindrical, silvery objects.
We saw no harm in our series, and would submit labeling placebo control as not rational is, at best, a very curious use of the term.
On one of the expeditions, a set of curious bronze objects was discovered and identified as musical instruments.
It is curious how new terms in science get coined: some terms appeal to the imagination of a large set of people and then a new area starts.
The generosity has a curious effect; some of these newly endowed foundations quickly set up new prizes.
A Curious Selection of Affectionate Verse.
"It is a curious city of dichotomy.
