Sentence examples for a curious state from inspiring English sources

And yet an enormous number of people find themselves in a curious state of transition.

It is a curious state of affairs, and some of the nation's leading historians wonder about it.

This is a curious state of affairs, given that the notion of deferring criminal prosecution was originally introduced to benefit individuals, not corporations.

"We need to make some moves maybe, going forward," Hackworth explained, a curious state for a team whose young core should be coming into their own.

He wrote the following: "In pedophilia, the church has unleashed upon itself a plague that threatens its very future, and yet it remains in a curious state of denial.

Page, the girl next door who became America's favorite B-movie pinup, apparently never lost her innocence (a curious state of being that also happens to be fashion's current obsession).

But in a curious twist, state and national Democrats increasingly see New York's chances for their party's convention as a long shot.

Rather, the park still seems a curious city state in itself – as alien to the idea of London that most of us carry in our heads as Canary Wharf, from which much of it was planned.

It is a curious, paradoxical state.

The large, light volleyball routinely enters a curious aerodynamic state rarely seen with other balls.

What we're after is getting the mind back into a curious, playful state.