Sentence examples for curiously more from inspiring English sources

Curiously, more than 20% of the 2,150 respondents said they weren't interested.

There was, curiously, more cultural expression during the process of devolution.

Nenna's Merce Grido Piangendo is more overtly beautiful than Gesualdo's setting, but also, curiously, more four-square.

Thankfully, the curiously more appetising "fish finger" came top in a poll of female Birds Eye factory workers.

Curiously, more men than women listed operations experience as a strength, even though a greater percentage of the women held operational roles or were leading a company.

How smaller, shabbier and curiously more vulnerable they look, without that EU cloak they avowed to detest draped around their shoulders.

"And, curiously, the more rooted it is in place, the more it rises out of place, that is, the more anchored in specifics, the more I can rise to a higher level".

Curiously, the more Bridgewater got into the two Lady Day acts, the more accurately she mimicked the singer the world came to adore.

Curiously, the more someone insists they deserve a post on TechCrunch.com, and how "wrong" I am to argue otherwise, the more tedious it gets.

And, curiously, the more I looked at her, the happier she seemed.

Mitt Romney, curiously, was more on the ball, saying it was "inexcusable" that Michigan was suffering a "one-state recession".