Sentence examples for curiously connected from inspiring English sources
The two problems are in fact curiously connected.
There's something else I remember from 1990, and it is curiously connected.
Two men and two women gradually remove successive garments as the work proceeds (nobody is naked at the end, though one man is bare chested) and go through different aspects of a four-way relationship that connect curiously to the many references to Christian or Biblical religion in the lyrics.
However, curiously, reading at the age of 16 is not connected to actually being paid a better salary.
You write in the paper that alcohol was curiously left out of the chapter on drugs in 1967, and specifically the way alcohol is connected to violence.
Now, to get the terminology sorted out early, the official name of the service that connects London and Paris with La Serenissima is the curiously hyphenated Venice Simplon-Orient-Express Simplon-Orient-Express Simplon-Orient-Express
Curiously, all but one of the vectors lie in the plane of the solar system and point roughly along the line connecting Earth and sun at either equinox.
Bram connects the emergence of more declaratively gay literature to the civil rights and antiwar movements of the 1960s (though not, curiously, to the broader sexual revolution).
Curiously, the screen itself doesn't have computing components in it — rather, it relies on the horsepower from the smartphone (or computer) you connect it to.
