Sentence examples for because of curious from inspiring English sources

Only that wouldn't be because of curious French scientists — it would be due to global warming.

Critics of bullfighting sometimes claim that it is kept going only because of the support of curious tourists.

"I went back and looked at the tape, because I was kind of curious to see how they were going to pitch me in this series.

Emergency response crews were delayed in getting to the site because of a curious crowd that had gathered.

They hang around in the empty houses less like robbers than like guests, uninvited because of some curious oversight on the part of the universe.

Because of the curious circumstances surrounding these thefts, one was led to believe that a clever and important gang was involved.

Zeitels says that Tyler is still able to perform after four decades of such abuse because of a curious physical anomaly.

The development's performance is particularly intriguing because of the curious role it has in the Rockaways, where it strikes a contrast against the modest houses, rustic bungalows, public housing projects and faded high-rises around it.

The Bush family has a proud history of aversion to debates, which don't suit them because of their curious relationship with grammar and because they feel they should be trusted to govern without having to prove themselves.

Because of the curious history of the subways -- they were built by competing private firms, each wanting a piece of the lucrative Lower Manhattan traffic -- the lines all converge on the crowded ground near the Battery.

"Post-truth" has become possible at least partly because of this curious cult of neutrality by the members of the media who, in old-fashioned "truth", believe in decency and know it matters.