Sentence examples for appears curious from inspiring English sources

Best known for his work as The Range, Hinton appears curious to the point of distraction.

His first stop is Jihad's home, only to find that he is not there, the street deserted; but as he leaves a woman appears, curious.

From a careful inspection of the forest plot, study 16 appears curious in relation to the other studies.

The observation that an IS element, IS 16, is among the most specific markers to define hospital-associated strains [ 3] appears curious regarding the promiscuous nature of these elements to transpose between several genomic backgrounds within a cell and the possible horizontal mobilization in cis or trans by activation via conjugative elements and subsequent transfer into new hosts.

In light of the Bush administration's efforts, it may appear curious that the White House has not asked EchoStar to stop carrying Al Jazeera.

Coal is the most polluting of fossil fuels, which makes the Polish Ministry of Economy's decision to host the International Coal and Climate conference from November 18-19 appear curious.

They, as only small children can, appear curious and impatient with the armed man in front of them, who is railing against France's military operation against jihadists in Mali.

Finding gratification in certain motions, she repeated them, and she often appeared curious about the positions in which she found herself, her body language suggesting, "How did I end up here?" After the timer rang again, Ms. Lacey invited the choreographer Walter Dundervill onstage.

For a minute Dhar appeared curious enough to follow Paul onto the landing, bellying up to the lunchtime crowd milling around the accordion grilled lift.

And so it appeared curious to the justices that the company now stood before the court assailing an old precedent that helps workers precisely when their employer isn't very good at record keeping.

This finding initially appeared curious.