Sentence examples for curious patterns from inspiring English sources
In one striking episode a piercing brass choir sets off a bevy of creeping chords and curious patterns of rising scales.
One of the curious patterns of last season was that, as excellent as City often were, up until March they had only scored one genuinely match-winning goal after the hour.
Our current theoretical understanding of why the golden ratio so often appears in this context is nicely summarized in Julie Rehmeyer's "Mathematical lives of plants: why plants grow in geometrically curious patterns," Science News, Vol. 172, No. 3 (2007), pp. 42 45.
The most curious patterns of the body-wall musculature were found in many Acoela.
However, very few smallpox burials were in the highest quintile of burial fees, so this particular group of migrants cannot account for the curious patterns of smallpox burials by sex and status before the 1770s.
Looking back over recent sci-fi/fantasy movies, there's a curious pattern starting to emerge.
But a curious pattern began to emerge: a lot of the new videos were highly produced.
But that failed because the company started to detect a curious pattern.
Indeed, a curious pattern has emerged among Turnitin's clients: good universities, such as Duke, Rutgers and Cornell, employ it.
Over the past few months, a curious pattern has emerged: the more open the debate, the more radical the outcome.
Mr. Tadie said he began to notice a curious pattern in Proust's sex life, indeed in his everyday life as well.
