Sentence examples for curious observations from inspiring English sources

Now the magazine has published a book, "Curious Observations: A Country Miscellany," a collection of ramblings and black-and-white photographs gleaned from its pages over 114 years.

She herself was also making up stories from the beginning, fixing in words (and in her memory) her acute and insatiably curious observations of everything from petticoat styles to pig killing.

One of the curious observations is the appearance of unavoidable dispersions in nucleation and growth rates of crystalline materials grown under homogenous bulk conditions.

These data potentially explain curious observations about apparent substrate-independent increases in biomass that appear as shoulders in growth curves based on OD measurements.

However, the experiments also revealed some curious observations that are not easily explained.

However, assuming that LTL is associated with lifespan in the elderly, there are curious observations regarding differences in mortality/survival between African Americans and whites.

He confirms her identity and then adds a curious observation: "If she were 6, you'd say she's sulky".

It's a curious observation, because what Washburn doesn't write are plays that are primarily about modern human psychology, modern human relationships.

It was a curious observation; Ederle weighed 142 pounds and soon became an adviser to a manufacturer of dresses for large women.

He concluded with the curious observation that, the world being what it is today, the U. S. sh ould see to it that it achieves unquestioned supremacy of the air in a postwar world.

[NB most of these maximal combinatorial configurations don't arise arithmetically.] A final curious observation is that the consistent configurations always split evenly between even and odd size; e.g. for n=7 the counts are: so the even configurations total 1 + 420 + 6538 + 8593 + 832 = 16384, same as the count of odd configurations 35 + 2310 + 10076 + 3899 + 64.