Mr. Zien said he understood why she asked, but still considered it "a bit of a curious question," adding that "I could answer in a way to fit the requirement".
It's a bit of a curious investment for Lightspeed, which typically invests at the Series A stage and rarely writes a check this large.
Overall, this is a bit of a curious turn of events, but it does make sense to bring the Google Brain project and the company's other AI initiatives under a single umbrella.
Teachers, bosses, and significant others everywhere: expect a bit of truancy, curious sick days, and neglect next week.
The consensus, in no particular order — well, O.K., in a little bit of a hierarchy — includes "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "Slumdog Millionaire," "Frost/Nixon," "Revolutionary Road," "Milk," "Doubt" and "The Reader".
So we were a bit taken aback by news of a curious wireless phone from South Korean electronics giant Samsung, informally named the TV Phone.
Mollie grew up there and in nearby Penrith, bright and curious, a bit of a rebel against her pretty, conventional mother, Mary, and close to a sensitive father, Robert, isolated by wounds and deafness contracted in the first world war.
The line always gets a big hand, but it's a bit of a stretch all the same.Mr Kerry has a curious tolerance of multiple negatives.
Yet I have always been a bit of a sporting sophisticate, or snob, or just plain curious and easily enchanted.
This confluence of forces has produced a curious inflection point: for rock musicians, being a bit of a nerd now helps you become successful.
Nicholson Baker is a little bit of a Martian, and this is what gives his books their curious appeal.
