Sentence examples for curious of his from inspiring English sources

In this most curious of his curious books, Hitchings recommends various shortcuts to pretend knowledge, including skim‑reading, waffling and avoiding the genuinely learned.

Since then, critics and fans have been curious of his whereabouts.

And I'm curious of his take on perception versus reality with London's emergency services.

From the beginning, Ashe, who was among the most educated and intellectually curious athletes of his time, seemed conscious of his singular role and of the responsibilities that came with it.

The most curious feature of his career was the hiatus that followed.

The book generated reams of publicity; booksellers and curious fans of his father snapped it up.

"Obviously, probably a little bit of financial decision going on," said Stoudemire in a curious analysis of his own situation.

Piazzolla's "Tangazo" is a curious inflation of his tight tango style into a big-orchestra string sound.

The national police chief, Sant Sarutanond, offered a curious defense of his officers' probity, saying he was sure that "more than half" of them were honest.

Peter brought me several boxes of records to keep safe, away from the curious hands of his two small daughters, and perfect for mine.

At 55, finally married, voice still crystal, the groin-thrusting redhead seems to comprehend fully the curious nature of his appeal without being troubled by self-awareness.