Sentence examples for curious library from inspiring English sources

This curious library stands among the more obvious examples of how Prince has seized ownership of the cultural artifacts that have come before him, then sewed them, like a spider might, into a husk of his own making.

With its new app, users can now access Curious' library of micro-video lessons — and learn the ukelele or how to dice a tomato — while on the go.

In the process, Abrams and his team have created a curious, singular library of videotapes showing ordinary Americans going about their normally unrecorded business.

One corner of that area held a most curious prison library, not the chaplain's but simply several shelves of books.

New and returning students and faculty are always curious about library services and resources.

While unique as the measure of a single curious mind, this library nonetheless serves as a spiritual antecedent to the present imperative for housing the records of each successive president in an eponymous facility under the official care of the National Archives and Records Administration.

In a curious way, the universal library becomes one very, very, very large single text: the world's only book.

Beside each elevator bank, a chart displaying, in capital letters, the library's curious organization helps guide the bewildered student: "FIRST FLOOR: IMAGE," "SECOND FLOOR: WORD," up to "FOURTH FLOOR: ACTION-orientation," with "Action" comprising "Cultural and Political History," and "orientation" "Magic and Science".

It's great stuff for the historically curious, full of musty libraries, faded documents and the occasional DNA swab.

And those gathering skills extend to Newtown, where she draws curious crowds to local libraries during occasional performances with her piano and voice students.

We spent all day working on the installation in their small library as the curious children huddled around.