Sentence examples for curious authors from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for curious authors, the specific calculation used to translate rankings into sales is obsolete, because online book sales have grown substantially since 2001.

In the book Curious, the author shares one study where subjects were seated in front of computer screens each divided into a grid of roughly fifty blank squares.

In March of 1977, Jules Siegel published an article in Playboy that attempted to fill in some of the gaps in the life of America's most curious living author.

It is curious that the authors see their multitude as fairly unanimous in this goal, all those individuals presumably even agreeing on procedures.

Although by description alone, the app sounds like it might not be as fun as, say, watching an episode of Spongebob Squarepants, the publisher has smartly leaned on its own library in order to fill Curious World with authors, brands, and characters most kids already know of and love, and combined that with acquired content.

I am curious why the authors decided to send their study to Biology Direct: this work would be more appropriate for a journal dedicated to infectious diseases (e.g. Journal of Clinical Microbiology).

Chain trace: the difference between the chain trace for this virus (which is the same as the "revised" trace from Houston for phage epsilon15) and HK97 is curious, although the authors (whose work is, as usual for this group, technically superb) present good evidence for it.

LONDON -- It might seem like a curious marriage of author and subject.

Indeed, "Little Known Facts" is the kind of book that makes you curious about its author and how she came to tell this particular story.

I'm curious if the author, Frank L. Baum, figured out that he had been writing about himself, too? "Just be yourself, there is no one better".

Authors are curious.