Sentence examples for be a bit curious from inspiring English sources
Daniel O'Neil New York I find your language to be a bit curious -- you say you were "unable" to dissolve your marriage.
It may be a bit curious, then, to learn that Mr. Jackson is the 36-year-old brand manager of Masi Bicycles, a bike maker in Vista, Calif.
One certainly can't question Mr. Glossman's energy, but sometimes his choices can be a bit curious, as is the case with "Transit of Venus," currently being presented by the Bickford Theater in Morristown.
It's a bit curious that this is happening just as digital technology infiltrates everything.
We were a bit curious to see how the public would react".
"I just think it's a bit curious that the prime minister's approach seems to be identical to his approach as opposition leader," Xenophon said.
Teammates Miss Camby Marcus Camby's teammates did not exactly say he was snubbed, but Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell were a bit curious after Antonio Davis was named to replace the injured Theo Ratliff at power forward for the Eastern Conference All-Stars.
Although Refdesk contains a link to The Drudge Report, Mr. Drudge admitted to being a bit curious as to why for a long time his son did not include a link to Refdesk on his site.
It is a bit curious that Mr. Marsh's film has nothing to say about the roots of Nim's name, a jab at the influential linguist Noam Chomsky, whose theories about the innateness and uniqueness of language to humans were the implicit target of Dr. Terrace's work.
Well, this is a bit curious.
