Sentence examples for a curious thing about from inspiring English sources
There is a curious thing about the John McCain phenomenon.
It's a curious thing about her; she actually enjoys war.
— and my eye fell instead on a curious thing about the family: it has two kids.
"I will tell you a curious thing about that," he replied.
"It's a curious thing about writing a novel: you never see it until it's finished.
A curious thing about Rodríguez is that he seems a bit slow but he changes gear when the opposition are least expecting it.
It's a curious thing to say about a book set in such a recent past, but Capital was intended to be a historical novel.
It seemed a curious thing to say about a man who had fought on the front lines of a brutal, two-decade-long civil war.
It is a curious thing to say about such detailed paintings that they fail to hold much interest beyond the way they were painted.
It is a curious thing to say about so gifted an observer, but Leonardo is not in our sense an empiricist at all: he is looking for vital form and analogy, and does not quite go where his eye will lead him.
It's a curious thing to say about a flyweight boxer with a fighting weight of 51kg (8st 1lbut buthehe training gym regular who has sidled over to my side of the ring for a better view of the double Olympic gold champion is right.
