Sentence examples for curiously given from inspiring English sources

(Curiously, given the location, none yet come from Latin America).

Curiously, given his most recent incarnation, in an earlier one he flirted with Bosnia's Green Party.

The fossil, three feet long, had been discovered nearly a century earlier and had been attributed — rather curiously, given the shape of the head — to a human.

Curiously, given their commitment to their own fields, the down points were those bigging-up single ingredients – one involving carrots, another Jerusalem artichokes.

The fossil, three feet long, had been discovered nearly a century earlier and had been attributed rather curiously, given the shape of the head to a human.

Curiously, given that Mr Cannadine helped to popularise the notion of "invented tradition", he sometimes seems to view the proliferation of honours that began in the late 19th century as the expression of something rooted in the British past.

Translated into the weavers' technique, the dramatic tension of the cartoon curiously gives way to banal gesticulation.

The 360 played host to some of the greatest Halo titles in the franchise's history, gave a birth to a new hero in the shape of thick-necked bandana-wearing meathead Marcus Fenix, and, perhaps more curiously, gave shelter to a surprisingly decent range of JRPGs Mistwalker's Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon amongst them.

Perry's big finale -- a thankless, speechifying scene that Mr. Russell brings off with remarkable aplomb -- feels curiously irrelevant, given what's happening in other parts of the city.

James Geary has a blog for English speakers (it's curiously popularizing, given the tradition, but still very useful), while the Italian site Aforisticamente features translations of contemporaries working in several languages.

(Curiously, even given the testy politics, she thought the Trayvon Martin getup was similar to Ms. Hough's: it was a faithful depiction of the character without introducing other racist stereotypes. "We tend to have these knee-jerk reactions of what is offensive," she said).