Sentence examples for curious stance from inspiring English sources

As Poynter's Andrew Beaujon observed: "That's a curious stance for an organisation that purports to hold others responsible for their actions".

It was a curious stance for someone who spent many years undercover as a counter-espionage informant, a government propagandist, and unofficial asset of the Central Intelligence Agency.

It was a curious stance for a man who made academic reform the foremost ambition of his six-year N.C.A.A. presidency.

That is progress of sorts, but the president is holding stubbornly to his position that greenhouse- gas emissions can be reduced without setting standards and timetables for measuring performance a curious stance for someone who holds an MBA degree.

It's a curious stance, given that Davos's reputation as a sex Olympics for fatcats ought to make it a rich source of material for an award-nominated erotic novelist like Mason.

An intervention that helps children adopt a curious stance and focus on somatic symptoms reduces pain and may help lessen somatic fear generally.

I think it was his curious, quizzical stance, his back arched as if his body shape was posing a question, and the fact that if you tried to talk to him when non-striker, he would turn away rather haughtily.

But in another sense, "Two Women" represents SFO's curious cultural stance for a city that prides itself on being at the forefront of social and political progress as well as technological innovation.

Departmental officials found the stance curious.

Then, try to cultivate a curious and nonjudgmental stance.

And, for those curious about his stance on global warming, McMillan says he isn't buying Al Gore's "punk" science.