Sentence examples for curious because of from inspiring English sources

"Big Train" was a curious failure, curious because of its virtuosity.

Lots of people are going to be curious because of Jack, of course they are.

As reknowned as Sparks is for aged beef and fine wine, it has also been a beacon for the curious because of its association with a gangland killing.

Rugby's latest embarrassment is all the more curious because of the sport's starring role at key moments in the march toward majority rule.

Hsieh's success in the fetishized retail category of shoes is curious because of his utter disengagement from the product; when he talks about "platforms," he is referring to a business framework, not to thick soles.

He added, "Her popularity as of late is curious because of the overriding sexual component that, in my mind, takes attention away from what would normally be conversations about acting skill".

Her objections are curious, because to date, not a shred of medical research exists to back up such fears.

The New Yorker, October 14, 1939 P. 13 Bachelors, we've noticed, are seldom troubled by moths, and this is curious because few of them take any precaution whatever.

By Russell Maloney and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, October 14, 1939 P. 13 Bachelors, we've noticed, are seldom troubled by moths, and this is curious because few of them take any precaution whatever.

This omission is especially curious because in none of the commentary I have heard in the wake of the Stoudemire signing has it even occurred to anyone to ask whether trading Lee for Stoudemire even makes the Knicks a better team.

This is curious because the chemistry of non-volatile molecules is as diverse as that of volatile molecules.