Sentence examples for a curious time from inspiring English sources
It's a curious time for The Enquirer to be soaring.
The Texas biomass boom comes at a curious time, however.
"It's a curious time for young women," she says.
It seemed a curious time of year to be celebrating Camden in bloom.
It is a curious time, when political, criminal and terrorist activities tend to merge without any clear separation.
This production has a curious time-and-space relationship with Blur's current album, The Magic Whip.
I had walked through both Perth's Northbridge and a curious time-loop within the promenade piece You Once Said Yes, and experienced a deliberate, time-resistant replica of Billie Whitelaw's performance in Beckett's Not I... when performed – to Whitelaw's precise instructions – by Lisa Dwan.
The London Library is a curious time-warp business: it is a subscription library (that is, a private library, funded by its members, who pay an annual fee), a set-up that was common in the 19th century but has mostly disappeared.
In the pre-multiplex days, when shorts were part of the movie house bill, things were a little different, and the Internet has the potential, as yet only partially realized, to connect filmmakers of modest means and ambitions with a curious, time-pressed audience.
I also wanted to write about body image, because that's a really curious time in a person's life, when everyone starts cuing into either society's view for their body or their own kind of yearnings for their bodies.
