Sentence examples for curious significance from inspiring English sources
Even the album's title has a curious significance; according to New Age beliefs, 11 11 is an auspicious sign that signals the presence of spirits.
The biological significance of this curious arrangement is currently unknown.
So it is curious, but probably of no cultural significance, that moviegoers are in for an unusually manly month from mid-January to mid-February.
Given the lack of fluctuation in gene scores following conditioning in the WTCCC data, we were curious to see eleven new pathways reaching significance in the conditioned data by RS (Table 2 and Additional file 1 Table S1).
Also, it is curious that the generally accepted practice of using a 5% significance level has been replaced by a 10% level without any discussion.
But Leon Edel, James's biographer, believes them to be loaded with significance: The reference to his "clumsy pen" and the curious use of the word "divorced" suggests that some troubled feelings had been stirred in Henry.
Yet in a curious way, both presidents are guilty of using hyperbole to dilute the greater significance of the shooting.
The Treaty of 1659 consecrated its significance to both countries by establishing it as a rare example of that curious border arrangement: a condominium.
