Sentence examples for curious body from inspiring English sources

The EHRC is a curious body, both independent and statutory.

The Human Rights Council is itself a curious body, with strong representation by human rights abusers.

But Salomé was also narrow-minded, with a strident voice, crooked teeth, a curious body odour and a broad, hairy backside.

The man had his own validity, as a pathfinder and as the creator of an intriguing, curious body of work, which reveals much about America's past social and racial contradictions, and its melodramatic conventions.

Given wider circulation by Disraeli in one of his first novels, The Young Duke – "We are indeed a nation of shopkeepers" – the phrase went into that curious body of proverbs and idioms on which the Victorians built the idea of an empire.

I entered my first Montessori classroom at fourteen months old, each chubby roll of my curious body enticed and fascinated with the classroom.

"Children are curious about bodies and how bodies work, so there may be games… [but] concerning behaviour is marked by aggression or persistence," says Keane. "Particularly if another child protested against them, or adults have said something [but] the child continues.

Scrawled on the display board is a curious formula: "Body language 55%.

He said it was necessary to be "vigilant against some future administration abusing" the powers and pointed out that "all kinds of curious public bodies" would be able to get access to huge amounts of extra information.

"It's curious that a body is found in the river and without any investigation, without identifying the body, without letting the family know so they could investigate what happened, they bury it as 'NN' – no name," said Segovia.

"Maybe people will be more curious about this body of work, most of which is lying dormant," he said.