Sentence examples similar to an exceedingly curious from inspiring English sources

THEY make an exceedingly odd couple.

As Mr. Branch himself writes near the end of this volume, whenever Mr. Clinton "decides to open" the tapes and transcripts of the interviews for public research, "I will be exceedingly curious about my own accuracy, being accountable for a faithful record".

That statement seems exceedingly curious when you consider that one of the things every high school student learns in Kenya is that, among other factors, American opposition to colonialism hastened the end of the British Empire and contributed to the independence of many African nations.

So I'm exceedingly curious about what other people come up with when they take on roughly the same question, which is "what are the most important technologies to watch in the coming years?" One such report is now out from researchers with the McKinsey consulting company who identify 12 technologies that they think will be the most "disruptive" over the next decade.

I have spent 20 years noticing that friends and strangers alike are exceedingly curious about how I joined the ranks of single mothers.

"[Sic]" isn't an exceedingly introspective memoir; Cody seems far more curious about the world than about himself.

An EV was an exceedingly dull tool.

"It is an exceedingly arrogant design".

"It can be an exceedingly frustrating experience.

They are an exceedingly diverse bunch.

It is an exceedingly well run prison.