Sentence examples similar to a curious viewpoint from inspiring English sources

He regularly pitches ideas for documentaries to the network's editorial staff, who decide if they reflect the identity of the series - "contemporary issues, but not too sensational," according to Mr. Kurts, who is eager to point out that "Investigative Reports" likes to take on a topic about which there are two distinct opinions and to explore it from the viewpoint of a curious outsider.

Directed by Joseph Sargent with unabashed sympathy for Miss Donovan's viewpoint, "Choices of the Heart" is an important television movie that has been slipped onto the schedule with a curious lack of fanfare.

A curious view.

What a curious selection.

A curious omen.

A curious coincidence?

In a curious way.

What a curious vocabulary.

A curious phrase, "coming around,".

It seemed a curious choice.

It's a curious document.