Sentence examples for curious texts from inspiring English sources

The concert ended with "...zwei Gefühle...: Musik mit Leonardo" (1992), in which two curious texts by Leonardo da Vinci (some musings on volcanoes and on caves) thread through a 25-minute work for chamber orchestra: here the Signal Ensemble, conducted vibrantly by Brad Lubman.

Then in September, a curious texting relationship began, with Hogan sending us messages, including one to contact Professor Nestoros - he wanted his psychiatrist to do the talking.

While her biology teacher lectured about fruit flies, Ms. Cisneros hid her phone underneath her lab table and typed a message to ICYC (In Case You're Curious), a text-chat program run by Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains.

This is a curious book; a text that in its physical production – its writing, its publication and possibly even its reception – says much more than its actual words disclose.

It seems curious that a text so obviously written with the expectation that it would be widely copied should exist in only one manuscript and that, apparently, a draft.

This can show their artist flair Never read other's text messages, though you are just curious to learn the text language.

In the first half of the 14th century the intellectually curious began seeking out texts of classical authors.

Put away any anxiety you feel about reading level and allow her the freedom to learn about what she is most curious about by choosing texts based on passions and topics she likes to explore.

There are also curious absences in the text.

"A reader texted me this curious puzzle: 'Burial is not Jesus but was born of Mary.

Now that dawn looks like a brief historical window between the pill and AIDS, and this updated version of Comfort's text is a curious hybrid, in which rapturous descriptions of Foursomes and Moresomes sit uncomfortably beside instructions about blood tests, dental dams, and other necessary precautions.