Sentence examples for curiously less from inspiring English sources
The following year, he was the belligerent prosecutor in Judgment at Nuremberg, curiously less sympathetic than Maximilian Schell's defence attorney.
Curiously, less than three months before its revision of paragraph 2.15, the Air Force Public Affairs Office released guidance on June 22, 2016 to Air Force installations stating that "retirement ceremonies are personal in nature" and that flag-folding ceremonies, when part of a retirement ceremony are therefore "unofficial".
While this literature points to a link between personality and clinical outcome, curiously less has been studied about impact of the traits of the five-factor model on the ability of persons with schizophrenia to form and sustain close interpersonal relationships.
Autobiographies and memoirs have made such a subject curiously familiar – less original, and perhaps less valuable, than the attempt to imagine how a family inevitably seen and described as "happy" shaped one of its children to become that unhappy woman.
But they are freshly hatched, unselfconscious, curiously innocent, less knowing, not yet stamped with copyright signs declaring their proprietary nature.
Curiously there is less scrutiny of the Prime Minister.
Curiously, she's less vulnerable than he is; she's adventurous, purposeful, happier.
We finally learn, toward the end of the novel, what made Thomas Stone the man he is, with all his strengths and deficits, yet by then the tale seems curiously belated and less than fully integrated into the novel.
Curiously, an intron-less gene annotated as ACTBL2 maps to the longest intron of RMEL3 (Figure 6A).
Curiously, the effect is less dispiriting than you might expect.
