Sentence examples similar to curious displacement from inspiring English sources

Lucid but visually nondescript photographs from a series called "Where Do You Think You Are?" document curious displacements like the London Bridge in Arizona, a re-creation of Stonehenge in Oregon and a shantytown called Global Village in Georgia, constructed by Habitat for Humanity to show how poor people live in other parts of the world.

It's curious how many apartment museums begin with displacement, moving the old out so the even older can be celebrated anew.

In a city where gentrification debates usually involve real estate, the bike corral has emerged as a curious symbol, one that conjures feelings of displacement in some and empowerment in others.

Displacement and logging are a common threat to many of the tribes, so is contact with the outside world - the Matis lost nearly a third of their population in the 1970s due to diseases brought in by curious westerners.

Certainly curious.

Curious, that.

Curious looks.

Displacement is the key.

Ever curious.

Very curious.

The sense of displacement.