Sentence examples for curious skill from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately he does not possess some curious skill - like the world's longest finger nails, or the ability to shoot a bow and arrow with his feet - the Portuguese's records were all won on the football pitch.

At bottom, it's a curious confluence of skill, corruption, and record-keeping.

The book inadvertently raises a curious question: Can technical skill and craft, combined with worldliness and urbanity, and presented in a distinct style, rise to the level of art?

With most coaches still curious about his lateral skills and explosiveness, Te'o will need to put on a better performance at his pro day workout to retain his upper-level spot on draft boards across the league.

Taking this to its seemingly logical conclusion, a future historian (or curious teenager) wielding programming skills and access to a honking big computer could construct SimEarth on steroids.

They are curious and develop social skills and friendships, as well as become more prone and receptive to a host of exclusion practices, such as gender and race stereotyping, bullying and victimization.

The best of them are curious and speculative, combining technical skill with expert advice, allowing you to communicate the most important things in the best way you can.

Even more dazzling than the mayor's gladiatorial skill is the curious sense that we have passed through the looking glass.

You are going to see some drivers with different skills being more curious, closer to the engineers and technology," Prost said.

As an avid language-learner keen on applying my hard-earned skills, I was curious myself.

Having known Steve since our ballet school days at RWB, I was curious to hear how his skills as a dancer have translated into pastry.