Sentence examples for curiously impressive from inspiring English sources
Porte writes that the music is often solemn and romantic, and curiously impressive.
Mitnicks crimes were curiously innocuous.
Curiously, though, this impressive programme comes to a stop just before the great day itself, presumably because the poet's mum foolishly gave birth to him a few days outside term.
Chelsea Through June 22 Anna Ostoya's impressive, conceptually multipronged and curiously self-reflexive exhibition includes a pair of paintings based on the same snapshot of two men kissing each other on the mouth.
Curiously, Apple – often so keen to trumpet impressive statistics – are yet to release any listening figures.
Moreover, though technically impressive, the glasswork itself is curiously impersonal: it might just as well have been delegated to skilled fabricators.
It's an enjoyably meandering compendium of tics, references, and themes (particularly religion, fate, and the movies) culled from their impressive canon and marshaled into a surprisingly coherent, curiously haunting whole.
And while good friends confirm his impressive smarts, sharp and self-deprecating humor and deep-as-a-mine devotion to family, curiously few call him "warm".
The Revenant is an impressive film inspired by Glass's real-life story, but lays it on a bit thick and ends up curiously unmoving.
