Sentence examples for curious appeal from inspiring English sources

The curious appeal of the rags-to-riches writer.

Nicholson Baker is a little bit of a Martian, and this is what gives his books their curious appeal.

The work may never have happened were it not for the curious appeal of the frozen water drenchings.

By Louis Menand Nicholson Baker Nicholson Baker is a little bit of a Martian, and this is what gives his books their curious appeal.

Though it sounds like a footie star of the 1950s, this breaded ham served with pineapple rings and glace cherry has curious appeal.

Yet the understandable uncertainty that studios felt holds clues to the film's curious appeal: rather than being a pile-up, BTTF revels in its genre-bending, delivering entertainment to fans of almost every type of movie.

In one of the more curious appeals to come before the UK's highest court, senior lawyers – wearing puzzled expressions, and bemused smiles but no wigs – ranged across centuries of legislation and a number of faiths to try to establish what religion is.

It turns out that Curious George's appeal is splitting: he's more iconic and more beloved as a cartoon character than as one from books.

By Adrienne Raphel December 23, 2016 Curious George's appeal is splitting: he's more iconic and more beloved as a cartoon character than as one from books.

By Macy Halford March 2, 2010 I was quite curious when "Sex Appeal: Six Ethical Principles for the Twenty-First Century," a slender volume from Oxford University Press by Paul R. Abramson, a psychology professor at U.C.L.A., crossed my desk.

I've always been curious, and science appealed to me from a very young age.