Is it curious to have this degree of self-consciousness at his age?
Nor, when I sat in the bleachers at a ballgame, did I find myself curious in the slightest degree about the annual earnings of the shortstop.
As for users, the Internet has benefited the well-educated and the curious to a disproportionate degree, but apparently not enough to bolster median income.
Responding to an ardent ovation, Mr. Perahia offered two encores: Schubert's Impromptu in A flat and Chopin's Nocturne in F. There were beauties galore in both performances but, to me, a degree of curious detachment.
Apart from the fact that the January transfer window does not open for another 106 days, the Mill is always curious to learn the degree of interest when it comes to these stories because if taking notice of a player's talents when he is on the pitch counts, then is the whole world not interested?
The curious part, then, is the degree to which readers of all persuasions find Robinson's strenuous vision a welcoming -- and welcome -- one.
Be curious, but exercise a healthy degree of suspicion.
Pandit wasn't on the conference call with analysts Friday morning, a curious absence given the high degree of investor interest in Citi's progress.
By 4 in the morning, the temperature had doubled -- to 2 -- but that brief 1-degree period granted curious distinction to the day: it tied the record for the coldest Jan . 16in city history, a mark established in 1893.
As the Washington Post points out, Santorum's criticisms are curious considering his three advanced degrees.
