Sentence examples for curious truth from inspiring English sources

It is a very curious truth, but this kind of system could not have been sustained without the unstated cooperation of the voters.

Or, if I were feeling lyrical that day, I might write, "It is a curious truth that grasshoppers have their hearing organs in the sides of their abdomen.

The curious truth is that the decline in crime happened across the entire Western world, in East London just as it did in the South Bronx.

It's a curious truth, though, as Allen points out, that his movies – even the New York classics, pre-eminently Manhattan, in which he starred alongside Diane Keaton in 1977 – have always been outsider's views to some degree.

It is a curious truth that – in common with many anti-evolutionists (excepting young earth creationists) – in your many writings you have no problem accepting the fact of cosmological evolution and geological evolution, but you baulk when it comes to biological evolution.

But the curious truth is that the politics of China's current president, supreme military commander and party chief, Hu Jintao, are closer to those of Mr Zhao than many Chinese liberals would like to think.After a prolonged freeze in China during the fall of communism elsewhere in the world, many of the political reforms that Mr Zhao is praised for having pioneered have been implemented.

In each case, though he seems to be presenting a mimetic surface of contemporary life, he constructs original and affecting metaphors for curious truths about the way we live now.

Into this weird fable of guilt and flight O'Brien has inserted some curious truths (bicycles are never mounted from the right) and some ineffable sentences: Birds were audible in the secrecy of the bigger trees, changing branches and conversing not tumultuously.

Sagittarius are known to be fun, extroverted, optimistic, curious, truth-seeking people who love sport, adventure, travel as well as intellectual pursuits.

"The Haunting of Sarah Hardy," which premieres tonight at 9 on cable's USA Network, offers curious truths about the nature of Gothic psycho thrillers.

Many important insights have also emerged from a lesser-known branch of mathematics known as "game theory". True, an understanding of game theory can help you win at chess, but it's also discovered some curious truths about, for example, the relative merits of competition and cooperation.