Sentence examples for although curiously from inspiring English sources

(Although curiously the 1956 Olympics gold medallist was aged 35 – something completely unimaginable now).

Some of this may be due to the demands of raising children – although curiously, the gap between the married and the never-married was greater for men.

Two Manchester United youngsters were convicted of racing each other after leaving Carrington in 2005, although curiously only one of them was sacked by the club.

Chicago gets it in the neck in the new one, too, as does Hong Kong, although curiously, by the end I had counted only two human deaths.

Judging from his Notes and Selected Bibliography, he scoured the periodicals and newspapers of the period, and dipped his way into nearly 150 books (although, curiously, or unlike Studs Terkel, at any rate, he seems to have done almost no live interviewing).

What should have been a fun day off takes another unfortunate turn when they find a sonic mine, get blown to smithereens (although curiously without a scratch on them) and picked up by an automated spaceship hospital that's been infiltrated by an unwelcome cargo.

Although the curiously maudlin ending is at odds with Walsh's usually unsentimental approach, the novel is redeemed by her talent for understanding and describing how societal ills can infect a family to its core.

Although this curiously somewhat different result in Uganda may be due to unexplained methodological or other factors, the 7% prevalence finding may also suggest the possibility that HIV incidence has risen a little in recent years, consistent with some other data, such as (mostly relatively small) increases in prevalence among young antenatal clients at some ANC sites in recent years.

Curiously, although The New York Times had reviewed all the other restaurants except Piano Due, it had somehow overlooked this founding ancestor.

Curiously, although he was a most notable producer of garlic gangsters he disapproved of Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns.

Curiously, although the first alternative is the object of frequent attention, the second is often neglected, but both may lead to insecticide resistance.