Sentence examples for curious mission from inspiring English sources
Ed Miliband is on a curious mission for the leader of a major political party.
Chile, 1970s: "He inhaled the smoke slowly, letting it warm his body, and he thought about the poet, the curious mission he'd been charged with, and the stories of Inspector Maigret.
Ms. Stabile, who stands five feet tall, with a sweep of straightened brown hair pinned and tucked behind one ear, is a woman on a curious mission: to make jazz matter to the hip-hop generation, and to do so as a young woman in a jazz world dominated by older men, at a time when both jazz itself and the recording industry feel decreasingly relevant.
Fish finds genuine free-speech devotees a bit bizarre (he calls the American Civil Liberties Union "that curious organization whose mission it is to find things it hates and then to grow them").
On a stroll to the front gate to buy souvenir police T-shirts from an officer, two journalists decided that they could not tell a curious court spokesman their mission.
In what has become typical for rover missions, the only thing that crashed that night were a few of Nasa's websites, which slowed to a crawl as people, excited and curious about what this mission might bring, wanted to see the first photos from this new spot on another planet.
We're very glad that people are curious enough about our mission to ask any question that comes to mind.
"We were curious and on a mission to find out what kind of connection the Norwegians had with their rocks, fjords and hills," the artists explained in an email to The Huffington Post.
Our job as critics— our mission as freethinking, curious, pleasure-seeking human beings — should be to smash these categories, which are at bottom self-reinforcing artifacts of the tyranny of marketing.
A few tracks into DJ Haram's April blend for Mixpak's ongoing series, she offers a mission statement from a curious source.
Jonathan Lunine, a planetary scientist at Cornell University who is not affiliated with the mission, agrees that the most curious discovery is the youthful surfaces of both bodies.
