Sentence examples for curious tendency from inspiring English sources

As I've observed my interaction with the scale, I've noticed a curious tendency.

Gingrich supporters have a curious tendency to justify their support by mentioning policies he hasn't yet advocated.

At Wimbledon, the tournament organizers have a curious tendency to put the five-time winner on Court 3, while putting less decorated players on Centre Court.

Spurs have a curious tendency to start matches slowly so if Sunderland can rouse themselves enough they could establish an early advantage, especially if Adam Johnson starts and exposes Spurs' most obvious sign of imbalance – their weakness at full-back.

The counterexamples to RCT offered in §§4.3 4.4 suggest strongly that the appeal of RCT depends on our curious tendency to take independent identically distributed trials, like the Bernoulli process of fair coin tossing, to be paradigms of chance processes.

The yoga community exhibits a curious tendency to idealize certain diets and vilify others.

Studies from Wake Forest University on the masked boobies illuminate curious tendencies to kill siblings.

He was also the kid we found laughing at himself when he heard about a rumor regarding his "curious tendencies".

The coaches poll has been criticized because some head coaches delegate the responsibility to staff members, and some have demonstrated curious voting tendencies.

Since the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan, NATO troops have reported the curious effeminate tendencies of their "really friendly" ANA allies.

The part of the VICE article that comes closest to being traditionally homophobic is the description of Afghani soldiers "dressing up as pretty little ladies" and having "curious effeminate tendencies" and "bizarre gay encounters".