Sentence examples for curiously intriguing from inspiring English sources

White paintings are boring, even when they are accompanied by a curiously intriguing video of the artist painting a white painting (not the one here, perhaps regrettably) in a blinding Norwegian snowstorm.

Anecdotally, we found the model to be curiously intriguing.

Curiously, there are intriguing residues in CFTR which share the features for being targets of both CK2 and PKA besides S670 (see Figure 2) whose phosphorylation by PKA affects CFTR activity (39).

It makes Anand's book, in spite of its narrative energy and its deft switches through a series of demanding subjects, curiously disjointed, with other characters who seem more intriguing and a background that is often richer than the ostensible main character.

Curiously, the strongest argument for the defense and the most intriguing line of historical inquiry both arise from the voluntary nature of Lincoln's proposal to African-Americans.

And perhaps most curiously, Pagoda Red offers Art Deco furniture made in China in the 1930's, an intriguing fusion of Eastern traditionalism and Western Modernism.

This intriguing game of bluff would deserve to be remembered even if it hadn't played such a curiously apt part in the hostage crisis.

Curiously not.

Curiously, yes.

Except, curiously, in Tibetans.

Curiously, it is humpbacked.