Sentence examples for curious lull from inspiring English sources

Almost certainly Harriet Harman and Jack Straw are in this category and might well have made their disquiet known to Brown in the curious lull before they declared their support.

He is a curious case of what if: in Rome during an artistic lull, he left before things picked up and late Mannerism turned into the Baroque, the first hint of Caravaggio reaching him in Toledo only a couple of years before he died in 1614.

This is a curious detail, because "V". is also set in precisely such a lull.

Mina slept through the flight, seemingly lulled by the engine noise, and emerged perky and curious in the airport.

There's nothing wrong with "Good job," because a real artist won't be gulled or lulled into self-satisfaction by it: real artists are hard on themselves, curious to learn what they don't know and to push themselves ahead.

Daddy Lessons' curious blend of New Orleans jazz and country sounds uncomfortably like pastiche, while there's something of a lull at the centre of the album, ironically the moment where the mood changes from bitterness and fury to something more forgiving and redemptive.

Lovely lull.

There followed an awkward lull.

There was no lull there.

There was a lull now.

"This is a lull".