Sentence examples for as a very curious from inspiring English sources

She was a vengeful servant in Nelly Kaplan's 1969 satire "La Fiancée du Pirate" (released in English as "A Very Curious Girl") and a cheeky one in Louis Malle's crime film "Le Voleur" ("The Thief of Paris," 1967).

In "Before the Storm," Perlstein describes Welch as a "very curious" combination of "arrogance and innocence," and Terry Lautz, Birch's most recent biographer, believes that the founder may have envied Birch's religious certainty and seen in him "the heroic figure that he always wanted to be," something beyond a prosperous executive in his brother's candy business.

While posing as a very curious blood donor (yeah, that'll work), she faints, causing the athlete to grant the interview and George to run some tests.

As I'm a very curious person, my interest was immediately piqued.

QIIME [ 23] is the analysis architecture primarily used by the EMP, and it has long relied on KiNG [ 24], a molecular graphics package, for producing three-dimensional principal coordinates plots, essentially treating the community locations as atoms in a very curious molecule.

We saw no harm in our series, and would submit labeling placebo control as not rational is, at best, a very curious use of the term.

As you say, it also has a very curious resonance to everything that was going on, that's for sure, and that happens sometimes, you know?

Authors' response: Yes, a very curious difference but so far we have no clue as to what it might be owing to.

China has become a very curious case.

This Alice thought a very curious thing.

It is a very curious design.