Sentence examples for anything curious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grass did not seem to find anything curious about this at the time, nor does he dwell on it now.

Before this all started, when Kevin Huerter was still a sophomore at Maryland, still a college basketball player and still a normal 19-year-old by many metrics, he was, more than anything, curious.

Notice anything curious about the two new NYT profiles of incoming right-wing politicos?

More than anything, this curious artifact shows what an assiduous networker Erro evidently was in his youth.

I'm more than anything extremely curious to see what unfolds, to see what roles cities mayors and local governments play in this larger scheme, to what extent the negotiations are actually productive.

If anything, Australians are curious about and puzzled by our behavior.

What chance does Monroe stand of eliciting anything but a curious glance – especially when her CG-eyes don't yet align?

It's open to everyone – museums, galleries, historic or cultural buildings, theatres – and participants can ask them anything they're curious about or want more information on.

Or maybe the story just doesn't get picked up: The Wall Street Journal wonders why no one has made anything of the curious fact that the candidate hired a consultant whose two former wives testified that he beat them.

Anything else a curious consumer should know?

To downplay the dark continent of our bodies, we demystify them: stripping away hair, smoothing out rough contours, spreading a mask of makeup across the face so as not to complicate things with, say, individuality, complexity, or anything at all curious.