Sentence examples for curious term from inspiring English sources

We-ell," he reflects, "the 'single market' is a curious term," as though this were an esoteric matter of semantics.

We waited the required number of years to apply for "naturalization," a curious term suggesting that we were not only stateless but also unnatural.

As for jurisconsults, that curious term is understood to include distinguished academics and practitioners rather than a junior member of the bar who taught part-time.

As the parent of "mixed-race" children - a curious term seeming to question the humanity of one parent - she encountered as much nonsense from the supposedly better-educated as she had in her working-class schools.

Given the availability of terms such as "proves," "indicates," "suggests," or more evocative terms such as "raises the distinct possibility that," why did the USADA decide to use the curious term "consistent with"?

A "word wall" features curious terms like "excavator" and "sandhog".

In a "non-paper" (a curious Brussels term for a document that is intended to express a view but has no official status) released on April 16th, the 11 FTT countries raised concerns that the tax might increase their own governments' borrowing costs.

"When you use those things every day, you become curious in terms of how they were made.

It's a curious and complicated term in today's society, isn't it?

BBC Radio York's Barry Parker: "This will be York's second season back in the Football League after a curious campaign last term.

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