Sentence examples for curious acquaintance from inspiring English sources

They will be seen by any job you interview for, any curious acquaintance, any date that decides to peek on Google.

Abu Sayyaf has some curious acquaintances.

Andrew and Epstein made curious acquaintances.

Parts of Hirst New York are both visually exhilarating and accessible; you can take the kids, take friends who have never looked at art or acquaintances curious about the formal principles of abstraction.

Or when Babar's dog, "bombarded … with hard snowballs" by Santa's little helpers, returns to tell his master of his adventure and the elephant declares himself "very curious to make the acquaintance of these gnomes".

While it is a reasonable assumption that her friends will honestly answer requests for certificates, they must be considered to be curious; spying on an acquaintance may be more attractive than snooping on a stranger.

Curious, I asked friends and acquaintances what their birthday cake Sistine chapel was.

Curious, I consulted with a psychoanalyst of my acquaintance, who said, "Please keep me out of this".

In another discovery, Ms. Morgan pointed out how George Iles, an acquaintance of Twain's, may have been curious to see what Twain thought of a book he had given him.

About six years ago, this reporter was advised by a friend who happened to be an Internet entrepreneur about a curious new activity that was being taken up among his circle of acquaintances.

It might strike us as slightly curious that what seems to be the most intimate object of our acquaintance has to be known by a most indirect route.