Sentence examples for being curiously from inspiring English sources

Besides being, curiously, a great artist, Daumier remains the Homer of topical derision, and rivalled in history only by William Hogarth, the caricaturist's caricaturist.

All the deaths at Stafford hospital occurred under a Labour government, but the Conservatives are being curiously prim about pointing this out.

Besides being, curiously, a great artist, Daumier remains the Homer of topical derision, and rivalled in history only by William Hogarth, the caricaturist's caricaturist..

But like its compatriots on Long Island, a place Ms. Speranza accuses of being curiously elderly-averse when the financing hat gets passed — "Even New York City takes better care of its seniors!" she charges — the center operates on a shoestring budget of $750,000, with just $10,000 supplied by the upscale hamlet where it has been based since 1977.

"As a study of rootlessness," wrote the Financial Times's Jon Day, "Swing Time is often superb", but he too saw it as "losing its way slightly" when it leaves London and the narrator's youth, and also pointed to her being "curiously unknowable" as problematic.

She also said that Fuller's history of the Roman Republic would have been her greatest work: "The work she was preparing upon Italy would probably have been more equal to her faculty than anything previously produced by her pen (her other writings being curiously inferior to the impressions her conversation gave you)".

Colds are curiously seasonal.

They are curiously refreshing.

Figurines are curiously absent.

She was curiously defanged.

They are curiously paired.