Sentence examples for curious week from inspiring English sources

It has been a curious week in Andrew Bolt's world.

A curious week for Danny Willett culminated with a 71 and third place at minus seven.

In McIlroy's defence, the US Open, and particularly this one, represents a curious week.

It's a curious week when the New York Times runs two stories that defend traditional liberal arts education.

Until a rally attended by over 100,000 supporters on December 23rd in Lahore, nobody imagined that the bespectacled, bearded and rather fiery preacher could be a political figure of any significance.All the more curious, this week he showed a near-mystical ability to make things happen.

The timing of Sandy is curious, a week before election.

This is an important and welcomed paradigm shift, and one that will be tough for Clinton, especially after a controversial 3 AM television advertisement (targeting Obama in 2008) and a curious three week delay in addressing Ferguson.

In AG Lafley view, it's what am I going to be curious about this week?

The timing of this speech is curious, coming a week in advance of the findings expected from the forced consultation on the NHS reforms.

In a curious coincidence, the week after the big raid she receives permission from Westminster Council to knock down the houses on Walkers Court, where many of the models' flats are located, and build two hideous towers replete with heliports, so that Soho can take its place in "Cool (tax-haven) Britannia".

Co-hosts Robert and Julie answer some of the most curious questions each week, like "How does greed work?" and "Can money buy happiness?" The Mindset Zone is all about leaving fixed views of the world behind and cultivating what host Ana Melikian, PhD calls a "growth mindset" in their place.