Sentence examples for curious indeed from inspiring English sources

Curious indeed.

Lonesome, pop-mellifluous, curious indeed, though not always successful.

That those who do not are inclined to do so unless heavily prompted not to is curious indeed.

Although the headlines appear in a search when you click on them you get the message "Sorry, your page was not found …" Curious indeed.

Curious indeed, given that those who first heard it would have thought retirement: Waldseemüller's map claimed America was filled not merely with giants and loose natives but also with piles of gold.

This is very curious indeed – I end up with a chewy base of singed rice and rubbery egg, and it's difficult to see how this method would ever work, unless something vital is missing from the recipe.

"The notion that cars made in Germany would ipso facto be better crafted than others, or that Italian-designed clothing, Belgian chocolates, French kitchenware, or Danish furniture were unquestionably the best to be had: this would have seemed curious indeed just a generation before," Judt writes.

Considering so much of the book is dedicated to Khan, who was at one point the permanent representative of Pakistan to the UN, it is curious indeed that Lovell does not stop to consider decolonisation, Indian independence or the foundation of Pakistan, except to cursorily indicate that the latter occurred.