Sentence examples for curious evidence from inspiring English sources

This is seen as a curious evidence of Greek trade with Java in a time earlier than that of Theophrastus.

Since some curious "evidence" has come to light, with no small bearing on the case, a brief follow-up seems in order.

The physician had noticed a number of curious scars, evidence of the poet's plight during the Cultural Revolution.

He lived in the world, and more peripatetically and traumatically than many of us, yet in his art declined to submit to the world; rather, he asked that the world submit to the curious, spotty evidence of its own mimetics, its streaks of insane tenderness, its infinitely ingenious interior markings.

To his right, a shiny iMac pings as emails deluge his inbox; to his left, a white board reveals a series of curious diagrams – evidence of Kirby's latest extra-curricular project as part of Found, the Edinburgh-based art and music collective best known for 2009's Cybraphon, an emotional, internet-connected robotic band housed in a Victorian display case.

They are often curious and show evidence of rapid learning.

Instead, a curious thing happened; evidence of Spieth's fallibility appeared.

By that time the area had been combed over by journalists and the curious, contaminating the evidence.

It's also about being a certain kind of person: intellectually curious, skeptical, requiring evidence for at least some beliefs, etc.

Most people on the platform were photographers or curious civilians fingering evidence of the blast: holes drilled into the columns and the ceiling by the screws and nails the suicide bomber had packed into an explosive belt.

Even students who see a conflict between their beliefs and accepting evolution are likely to be at least curious about the evidence for human evolution because it is a highly personal context for learning scientific concepts.