Sentence examples for curious spot from inspiring English sources
This birthing procedure can place planets in a curious spot: nature, producing planets in abundance, occasionally leaves them in orbits that are too close to each other.
Chronologically, "The River" occupies a curious spot in Springsteen's discography, the dénouement to "Darkness on the Edge of Town" and a precursor to "Nebraska," the bleak folk record Springsteen put out in 1982.
The Dead inspired many lamentable bumper stickers, but one good one captured how it felt, and feels, to be under their sway: "Who are the Grateful Dead, and why do they keep following me?" The Grateful Dead occupy a curious spot in the canon.
With Marvel and DC Comics's movie franchises bigger than ever, we're in a curious spot in terms of increased popularity of upper-echelon heroes and simultaneous need for more villains to fill out TV seasons and smaller-scale films.
Nick Clegg has a curious blind spot when it comes to the unwaged poor.
Cameron's indifference to how these things look is a curious blind spot for one trained in public relations.
Victor Zambrano came to the Mets with radical movement on his pitches, fixable flaws in his delivery and a curious sore spot lingering around his right elbow.
An Irishman brought up in the Netherlands and now living in New York, Joseph O'Neill exemplifies this curious blind spot in his new novel, "Netherland".Also a neo-New Yorker, the hero Hans is a mild-mannered Dutch banker whose marriage founders during one of those life-reassessments that were so widespread in the immediate aftermath of the September 11th attacks.
A curious "hot spot" near Jupiter's north pole pumps out flashes of x-rays, space scientists report.
The existence of a curious cold spot in the sky suggests that the cosmos quickly sported flaws that resulted in the formation of the first stars and galaxies.
With four more disappointments to add to the 35 he has endured since 1980, exceptional trainer Nicky Henderson's own curious blind spot remains untreated.
