Sentence examples for curious picture from inspiring English sources

This is a curious picture, which leaves an odd taste in the mouth.

It made for a curious picture, a sort of negative of the classic's cover: a portrait of the rapper long grown, now free to visit youth.

Looking back over Europe's past six months, however, a curious picture emerges, one that suggests a realization on the part of some its leaders that the time for prevarication must come to an end.

Kermode comments that this curious picture is just how a non-human might represent a grieving earthling: "The small, sympathetic caricature is a sketch of a mourning human made by one who is familiar with the notion that humans feel sorrows and express it in their own ways".

It is a curious picture – a nation literally at the crossroads of the US "democratisation" project in Afghanistan violently erupting to eject a government that had benefited handsomely from US aid and lucrative insider contracts – despite a drumbeat of reports over the last few years of the ruling party's increasingly anti-democratic nature.

"The Possession" was deemed frightfully formulaic and a curious picture called "The Oogielove" is expected to be among the biggest box office bombs in history.

At any given point, depending on what property it's working on at the time, Curious Pictures may have up to 150 people it calls on to help design, develop and produce its programs.

Through their funny pictures, "likes," curious links and loving comments, my "Annettework" has given me more than just online amusement; they have given me very real support.

But after a close look at this curious 1879 picture of an aerialist hanging from a rope by her teeth (on loan from the National Gallery in London, and displayed with related studies, sketchbooks, circus programs and other ephemera), they will recognize Degas's skeptical eye and classical perspective on modern entertainment.

I was surprised by this curious image and approached the tree to take a picture.

Richardson was curious about the picture, too.