Sentence examples for curious comparison from inspiring English sources

LONDON — As soccer evolves in the United States, its attitudes toward the male and female of the species make for curious comparison.

Ultimately, Chamillionaire draws a curious comparison to explain his presence in the world of tech.

Conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer drew a curious comparison on Fox News Thursday evening between Washington's fiscal cliff standoff and the Civil War.

The American people are showing some wisdom here in saying, 'You know what, we got to take this thing out for a spin, we've got to get a better sense of how this thing navigates the curves, because that's what a President is going to need.' " I found this curious — the comparison between Obama's temporary setback in New Hampshire and Donald Trump's ascension to the Presidency.

Since at least the time of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 1832), the guslar has attracted the interest of literati curious about possible comparisons to legendary singers such as Homer and Ossian.

So, given Chase's background, one might be curious as to the comparison between Avado and Microsoft HealthVault, the platform that lets you store health information from many sources in one online location.

The results of the M. truncatula – Arabidopsis comparison are curious and contradictory at first glance.

The Stages Mark Wright called it "a curious oddity" and called comparisons to Curb "inevitable".

Among all the comparisons, it is curious that William Gaddis is not mentioned more frequently.

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This would have been an apt comparison even before the curious story of Mr. Ryan's own marathon came to light.