Sentence examples for curious point from inspiring English sources
Which raises a curious point.
I HAVE reached a curious point in life.
One curious point: The genus name for the chipmunk is Tamias, which roughly translated means steward.
At the time that he embarked on A Passage, Forster was at a curious point in his creative life.
People have whinged about this kind of thing for generations ("That's not proper music/painting/ writing") but we're at a curious point in history.
Ms. Dolezal's path to this curious point has been unorthodox, beginning with her childhood in a remote corner of northwestern Montana, in and around the little town of Troy.
There is a curious point-counterpoint both to Mikhail Gorbachev's urgent demand for an overhaul of the Soviet economy and to the way his Communist Party is reacting.
[Excerpt] As children, we are curious —pointing to anything unfamiliar and asking questions.
A curious points system is built in too, rewarding more use.
And calm and curious, pointing out every new convergence, Ballard reminds us that dreams are often perverse.
Even things like banner ads were irresistible to our curious points and clicks.
