Sentence examples for curious concepts from inspiring English sources

This is one of the curious concepts behind Redwood, the feature-length film from artist/sculptor/painter Molly Lowe.

Security is a curious concept, part perception and part prognostication.

A curious concept, you might think, for such a risky game.

This month, the curious concept of normcore is celebrating its second birthday.

It's a curious concept and Sahlin had to find someone to fund it.

D'Gaf is a curious concept: a bar, all-day restaurant and performance space that doesn't serve alcohol.

Open until 10pm daily, takeaway available D'Gaf is a curious concept: a bar, all-day restaurant and performance space that doesn't serve alcohol.

That is a curious concept of "non-intervention" – as long as the entire US battalions aren't sweeping across the country, you're "not intervening".

"He is like a martyr for inter-religious dialogue," said his compatriot and fellow Jesuit, Jan Stuyt, in response to the awful news.Now at first sight, that's a rather curious concept.

A Tribe Called Quest Midnight Marauders (1993) A curious concept album, with the songs linked by a computer voice, Tribe's third LP was perhaps their least distinctive, yet it represented the epitome of a refreshingly complicated style.

Curious concept -- both for its maintaining together the disjunction and also for its distance from the plane over which it flies.