Sentence examples for curious differences from inspiring English sources

The two agreements have a few curious differences.

These skyscrapers, in Moscow and Warsaw, were an expression of ruthless dominance, but had certain curious differences.

But several curious differences between them suggest that the fund's own thinking on managing capital flows is far from settled.

By Evan Osnos September 23 , 2011 Earlier this week I looked at some curious differences in the ways that Chinese and American kids encounter the concept of achievement.

Earlier this week, I looked at some curious differences in the ways that Chinese and American kids encounter the concept of achievement.

Flagellated motility is important to both pathogens and hydrothermal vent members, and a number of curious differences between the epsilon-proteobacterial and enteric bacterial motility paradigms make them worthy of further study.

There is a curious difference, though, in that the authors of the e-mail messages plainly felt that they were engaging in conventional, if possibly unfair, behavior.

I say "timely" because I am in the process of reading both, and I find a curious difference in the way they report a certain incident.

One of Kibble's projects at the time was to try and understand a curious difference between the electromagnetic force and the weak nuclear force.

There is one curious difference between Mr. Blagojevich and many other products of an unseemly political culture, in which you look out for your buddies and expect them to reciprocate.

One curious difference is that Facebook's approach to teen usage of WhatsApp is notably distinct to the one it's taking with teens on its main social platform — also as it reworks the Facebook T&Cs ahead of GDPR.