Sentence examples for curious reason from inspiring English sources
CAIRO — Egypt's most powerful and proscribed opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, has decided that it will not participate in an antigovernment demonstration this week for a curious reason: The protest conflicts with a national holiday honoring the police.
Former can-do-no-wrong Hollywood wunderkind Darren Aronofsky was unceremoniously turfed off the project in development for the curious reason (bearing in mind what was to come later) that his version of the Frank Miller comic book was 'too dark'.
"We've got the best gossip in New York," said Richard Johnson, editor of the tabloid's notorious gossip page (which, for some curious reason, never seems to appear on Page Six).
But for some curious reason, Jesus' followers end up going around proclaiming that, in spite of his bloody defeat by Rome, Jesus actually is Lord.
Both are also in the team for slightly curious reasons: Jones slotted in at 7 partly because he batted so effectively in support of his captain; Haddin is in as much to act as Sergeant-Major on and off the field.
And, in case you're curious, the reason why the company is called 42Floors?
Still, she was curious, for reasons both personal and journalistic, about how much sex and romance have changed in our age of apps.
She added that some people were making light of the spas, but were curious about the reason behind their increasing numbers.
Beyond reflecting the author's own eager and curious palate, the reason for all these meals is that, in Italian culture, food reveals history and regional distinction.
Curious about the reason why this is such a good spot for finding algae, I found out it is has a special tidal zone, caused by the immense storm surge barrier the Dutch installed after the big flood of 1953".
