Sentence examples for curious notes from inspiring English sources

Summarizing these findings, Todd Kashdan, author of the excellent book Curious?, notes that "what we think brings us pleasure --in this case certainty and control--"is often the exact opleasure --inat does".

Summarizing these findings, Todd Kashdan, author of the excellent book Curious?, notes that "what we think brings us pleasure --in this case certainty and control--"is often the exact opleasure --inat does". If uncertainty is impleasure --inappiness, why are we generally averse thist?

Pasternak's appearance ended on a curious note.

And I put that curious note in there. . . .

To end more on a more curious note, do you archive things yourself?

During early production of the series, said Mr. Chernuchin, he got a curious note from a nervous TNT executive.

On a curious note, Adams's older brother, William Wirt Adams, also served as a Confederate general and had his own deadly brawl with a journalist.

Yet sometimes the lumbering bucolic element strikes a curious note: the cow-horn, for all its novelty, doesn't have the charm of Mahler's cow bells.

There is a curious note of human poetry at Cronkley – the TV aerial extruding from a whitewashed wall by the dusty window with its soiled lace.

After receiving a curious note from her father about Melanie Klein and cannibalism, Justine dreams that she meets Ruth in a tea queue.

The permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy Sara Danius struck a slightly curious note as she announced that Bob Dylan had been awarded the 2016 Nobel prize in literature.