Sentence examples for curious article from inspiring English sources

Lately, his idiosyncratic lifestyle has received much attention following a curious article in Jane magazine in which the writer vividly described Charney's sex life, onanism included.

The Times Literary Supplement published a short, curious article pointing out that Briggs had, unlike some of his predecessors, rendered all Tolstoy's French into English and even spelled out some of General Kutuzov's obscenities.

SAD sufferers, as well as those of us who just feel slower in the cold months, will appreciate a curious article from a 1906 issue of the New York Times.

If you're curious, this article goes into the various court and agency decisions that led to the 2015 rules.

A curious little article appeared in the Sunday New York Times co-written by Marc Lacey and Simon Romero, titled "Quake Ignores Class Divisions, Leaving Both Rich and Poor Shaken".

I'm curious why articles that address this issue rarely look at it from the perspective of high-school students.

A footnote instructs the curious to "See article 6″ of Nestlé's "Articles of Association".

By Dorothy Parker The New Yorker, March 4 , 1944P. 22 Soldier, in a curious land View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright By Junot Díaz.

SIR — It is curious that your article made no mention of John Hagee's (founder of "Christians United for Israel") speech at the AIPAC convention.

"I'm not a member of the Paul Konchesky Fan Club, but it's curious that this article didn't include the number of games that Konchesky and Insua played.

That is more or less the gist of a curious op-ed article published on Jan . 6in The Boston Globe, in which Neal Gabler, a biographer of Walt Disney and a historian of Hollywood (as well as a senior fellow at the Norman Lear Center at the USC Annenberg School for Communication ) heralds "The End of Cultural Elitism".