Sentence examples for curious relief from inspiring English sources
The revelation that I had, quite literally, been born unlucky came as a curious kind of relief.
David Foster Wallace once suggested a curious binary: "Entertainment provides relief.
But there was a curious lack of sensual relief offered; he seemed ceaselessly wary.
All the emotions -- and what a curious mixture they were of relief, gratitude, exhaustion and even anger (how on earth can they be landing planes in this weather?)! Yes, express rather than repress, because, as you know if you've been reading this blog for a while, I'm not into creating any more emotional baggage to carry around.
What a relief to have an urbane, cultivated, curious president who's out and about, engaged in the world.
Trump has been an unfit candidate for a long time and for many reasons, so it's curious that an videotape that has brought his misogyny into sharp relief is becoming the tipping point in this year's presidential race.
While Hicks was on the verge of obtaining relief by removing a financial albatross, the Rangers thought it was curious that General Manager Brian Cashman called them last week and, suddenly, Rodriguez was ready to play third.
One of the book's most entertaining passages relates the curious history of J. J.'s son John Shubert, whose relative cordiality in business comes as a relief after his father's maniacal cruelty.
If you're curious, these painkillers act on the arachidonic pathway in the body which is meant for pain relief.
