Sentence examples for curious episodes from inspiring English sources

InsiderAdvantage's Matt Towery likes to brag of his "significant experience" as a pollster, but after a number of curious episodes over the last few months, it is getting very hard to take those claims seriously.

This curious episode tells a lot about the nature and function of portraiture during the Renaissance.

As for the case of the taped reporter, this remains a curious episode.

(It did!) Then we come to a curious episode in 1950.

And so began the short, curious episode of my puttering along behind the Google Street View car taking pictures.

The unknown MP from Novara acquired great notoriety in July 1950 after a curious episode in a restaurant in Rome.

Also on the program are a few of Brock's lighter pieces, including "Slow Float" and "Curious Episode," a duet that teasingly fiddles with the contrasts between jazz and classical forms, echoing Claude Bolling's playful "Baroque and Blue".

He has been replaced by the vice-president, José Alencar, who now holds both jobs.This curious episode has its origins in the way Brazil eased away from military rule without a final settling of accounts.

The listed REIT market has grown 17-fold since January 2002 (see chart), according to STB Research Institute.The most curious episode so far has concerned the share price of Tokyu REIT, a listed trust.

Sometimes, late at night, when he and I are sitting by the fire (it's a vast fireplace), drinking and raking over this curious episode, this disaster, he tells me again his own theory, which he's been refining over the years.

I mention to my Hong Kong-born hostess that is my first visit since the curious episode of the return home of Gen Li Zongren.