Sentence examples for curious act from inspiring English sources
It does seem like a curious act of radical retro-chic.
I was struck by this curious act, its precarious refusal of convention.
For this curious act, Ellis is now to be awarded a one-off Malcolm Hardee "Pound of Flesh" Award.
It is a curious act of double-writing that Catton has achieved – that she could write more and more about a thing, only to have it matter less and less.
The portal does collect some useful resources, but if anything it's yet another curious act of cognitive dissonance, this time from a DOJ intent on looking serious toward hate-motivated violence, even as it strips protections from vulnerable groups often targeted by violence — most notably transgender Americans, in recent days.
Those who are curious act on it.
The current formula, still new enough to seem innovative, is a curious balancing act.
Most curious disappearing act may be the theft of toilet paper rolls from the West Street Grill bathrooms.
Yet Pound was able to perform a curious juggling act, on the one hand lambasting the IAAF under Coe for being "in denial" about the extent of their troubles while also putting his faith in the new man to fix them.
What this means is accepting that they have a different opinion than yours, and that they are entitled to it, however nasty or curious they act.
How late-life changes affect the historical record is a muddier issue, as illustrated by the case of George C. Wallace, who had one of the most explosive careers and one of the most curious final acts in American politics.
