Sentence examples for a curious wording from inspiring English sources

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"Home," too, is a curious word.

"Social" is a curious word for a restaurant.

"Incomplete" seems a curious word for a premature obit.

It is a curious word that sticks to me like a burr.

Then he leaned into the microphone again to ask Isbell about a curious word in the song's lyrics.

It is a curious word — usually it refers to a commemorative inscription on a plaque or headstone, but Michael's ashes were scattered into the sea.

"Denature" is a curious word in the context of the Palais de Versailles, which is one of the least natural spots on the planet.

"I appreciated its importance instantly," he said, "It is just such a curious word that provokes atavistic passions in people, and I thought it was time for a proper reckoning with it".

A brightly confident boy's voice delivers a meandering narrative on stories, beliefs, globalization, and the importance of the year 1972 as a turning point in world culture, a date before which "Thai food was exotic and cholesterol a curious word only used for Scrabble games... before you could get an espresso in Hamburg or Milwaukee".

Once a fish -- usually a solitary leviathan hanging at the head of a clear pool -- is located, guide and angler stand back and slip into a conversation filled with curious words like s-cast, upstream mend and royal wulff (a fly).