Sentence examples for curiously fascinating from inspiring English sources

A curiously fascinating highlight includes the precise, customary preparation of an iced watermelon.

But like human detectives, these software sleuths follow logical rules and combine disparate pieces of data and there is something curiously fascinating about the way they work.Consider car insurance.

The amorality of the killers, as they dress up in costumes or matter-of-factly stage-manage scenes of gruesome brutality, is repellent but also curiously fascinating, as Hannah Arendt's observation about the "banality of evil" is given a chilling postmodern twist.

Oddly fascinating.

In September the much anticipated Media Space at London's Science Museum finally opened its doors with a curiously retro but fascinating double bill: Only in England, in which Martin Parr acknowledged the influence of the late, great Tony Ray-Jones.

The last quarter of the book — devoted to an assessment of potential conflicts with China over trade policy, resources and energy — is often fascinating but has curiously little to do with the main narrative.

For Rain is a fascinating exploration, a celebration and a meditation on that curiously English obsession.

But they are also fascinating, warm studies both of the complex, flawed and curiously appealing lead man John Rebus, and of that other great character, the city of Edinburgh.

The decadence and sexual libertinism of the late nineteenth century may have been muscled out by clean-cut, spangly kitsch - the dancers reveal much more than they did in Toulouse-Lautrec's day, yet seem curiously sexless - but the Moulin Rouge and its environs still have a fascinating history to offer.

It was fascinating to hear him reveal the contrapuntal tangles of the Fugue in A minor, with its curiously abrupt theme.

Curiously not.