Sentence examples for curious assertion from inspiring English sources

It's a curious assertion if one examines the shelves of "Big Six" fiction and poetry at any chain bookstore.

This is a curious assertion concerning an artist whose utter contempt for the "evening in the theater" of his day is well documented.

In our experience, companies willingly and frequently use non-Big Six and other specialist firms for such projects.An even more curious assertion is that companies generally avoid using the same audit firm as their competitors.

Given that Sochi has historically been one of the more gay-friendly resort towns in Russia, and is home to a couple of gay bars, it's a curious assertion.

In Croydon, Goldsmith repeated his curious assertion that the outgoing mayor has "put London right back on the map," as if the British capital had disappeared from view until the Mighty Blond retrieved it from grim obscurity under the Evil Ken.

But then the report makes a very curious assertion, that "As important as production of new units is, it should be clear that we cannot build our way out of the affordability problem". This is markedly counterfactual.

On the heels of Team Tyson's curious assertions that Lewis is a coward, Larkin branded Lewis as boring.

But more than anything, her reaction reflects the curious self-assertion with which the descendants of Il Duce, as her tyrannical grandfather was known, comport themselves.

Similarly curious was her assertion of the inevitability of her free-market commitments.

You can oppose the death penalty on any number of grounds and still find this assertion curious.

MR. BIVENS -- I'm curious about Steve's assertion that outsourcing can explain the sluggish employment situation.