Sentence examples for curious instance from inspiring English sources

A curious instance of wardrobe malfunction finds one of the dancers attempting to pull a pair of gold lamé trousers over her head.

A curious instance of artistic worship is the sale next week by Chiswick Auctions of a pair of gloves worn by Francis Bacon.

But in a curious instance of mistaken middle-fingered intent, Officer Insogna suggested in a deposition that he saw the finger as a potential call for help and followed the car because he thought Mr. Swartz "was trying to get my attention for some reason" and because he "wanted to assure the safety of the passengers".

In fact, of the two, Manasa is often the stupider one - a curious instance of anthropomorphism.

Two curious instances of mortuary eating may be mentioned in this connection.

He is curious, for instance, how the hoax would work in other environments.

I am curious, for instance, about whether or not people agree with me on the Giants' Buster Posey being the MVP of the National League?

The fact that the corresponding Mw 5.9 earthquake was a strike-slip earthquake (Fujita et al. 2013) is not curious; for instance, a geodetic study reported dike-triggered aseismic strike-slip in Tanzania (Himematsu and Furuya 2015).

I was curious, for instance, about his take on why the winning of wars isn't a prerequisite for cashing in on one's leadership in them, and why the personal and professional costs of scandal are so incredibly selective. .

The list is curious, including, for instance, Tawfiq Tirawi, a Palestinian intelligence commander who, earlier this year, was regularly holding talks with top Israeli generals and intelligence men.The Palestinians are convinced that the assault on the compound is a bid to destroy what remains of the Palestinian Authority, and to undermine the nascent movement for its reform.

These young people were construed as being sexually curious and, in many instances, vulnerable, and social media created by young people were often used when making a decision about whom they would contact.