Sentence examples for an unusually curious from inspiring English sources

An unusually curious and adventurous optometrist spent an afternoon with me.

For a teenager who didn't yet know whether he was gay or bisexual or just unusually curious, there was much solace and communion to be found in the lives of John Irving's characters.

One answer is to search for an unusually wide-ranging, curious and learned scholar who might make sense of the convoluted and kaleidoscopic events of the past 100 years, and hammer them into a certain shape.

So it is curious, but probably of no cultural significance, that moviegoers are in for an unusually manly month from mid-January to mid-February.

In a business that was defined by the curious social dynamic of slumming posh boys mingling with sharp-elbowed wideboys, all knee-deep in money, Abbott, who has died aged 75, was an unusually dignified presence.

That's an unusually small percentage.

North was an unusually independent Victorian lady.

That produces an unusually large sample (2,300).

Malaysian politics is an unusually dirty business.

True, Irene was an unusually powerful storm.

The book had an unusually long gestation.