Sentence examples for curiously alive from inspiring English sources

Schumann's music is curiously alive today.

Curiously, Florette seems more vividly alive — her portrait less conventionally drawn — in Thomas's memories.

Their irregular, soft glow has a kind of spotted effect, which makes the objects look curiously familiar and stagnantly active, synthesizing the moment when our attention calls an object to mind and essentially causes it to come "alive with presence".

OG The setting was beautiful, the organisation immaculate and after a curiously flat start on Friday the crowd came alive, as it always does, and imbued the Ryder Cup with an atmosphere almost unique in sport.

Curiously, this delicacy came from the meat of an animal which was still alive.

Curiously not.

Curiously, yes.

Except, curiously, in Tibetans.

Curiously, it is humpbacked.

Curiously, nobody was sure.

Colds are curiously seasonal.