Sentence examples for curiously crazy from inspiring English sources

It goes a long way to explaining that curiously "crazy" state that most of us have been lucky enough to have known at least some time in our lives.

In "The Carpenter," we encounter the line "The fault lies with the state," which would practically become Bernhard's mantra; in "The Cap," there is the equally familiar narrator who feels "always close to going completely mad, but not completely mad" (which, curiously, is translated "crazy 'but yet not completely crazy' " in the jacket copy).

Curiously, in Shakespeare's time, actors seemed to cope just fine with huge audiences, most crazy-drunk on mead, who showed pleasure and displeasure by hurling turnips at the stage.

Except, curiously, in Tibetans.

Curiously, it is humpbacked.

Curiously, nobody was sure.

Curiously not.

Curiously, yes.

Colds are curiously seasonal.

They are curiously refreshing.

Figurines are curiously absent.