Sentence examples for curiously of from inspiring English sources

Thomas keeps speaking hopefully (or curiously) of winning championships.

But most curiously of all, one man began to paint.

It is the name of his alter ego and also, curiously, of a wooden fish.

Curiously, of all the actors in Shreeve's story, it is Venter who comes least to life.

From Phil Coffin: Curiously, of those five players, four were on the losing team — all but Yogi in '56.

The primary is the result of Mexico's slow democratisation, but also, curiously, of a rebellion by the PRI's traditionalist wing which began, in a way, with Mr Madrazo.

Neither gilded nor comical, that "treasure" looked curiously out of context.

Kushal peers curiously out of the apartment's fourth floor window.

The result is a pair of religious books curiously devoid of ancient lore and esoteric beliefs, history and holiness — curiously devoid of religion itself.

Curiously, two of them come from the genomes of species of two other sponges (Oscarella, Leucetta).

Curiously none of the recent critics of ethnographic practices make reference to this rich and highly reflexive body of work.