Sentence examples for curiously or from inspiring English sources

The world is curiously (or nervously) watching how China uses its growing economic and military might.

When people looked his way, curiously or not, he confided in them.

But curiously — or perhaps logically — P.O.B., which more or less owns "Giselle," does not go in for this.

But curiously, or perhaps not so curiously, he notes that his favourite part was as Gogo in "Waiting for Godot", played in a theatre in Los Angeles.

But curiously (or not so curiously), a little over a year ago a sign went up on the northeast corner of the lawn that reads: "Visitors' Center Open.

He will coach again, teach again, gripe again and resign or be fired again — but never as spectacularly, as curiously or as memorably as he did in New York.

He may strike the unsympathetic as curiously remote or arrogant or removed; he certainly strikes his admirers as a man of real intelligence and dignity.

Some have been curiously bland, or nothing special.

All eyes in the television world will be watching — whether eagerly, curiously, smirkingly or jealously — as the Oprah Winfrey Network rolls out its initial programming.

But the series also seems curiously timely, or even prescient, since we find ourselves, right now, on the verge of a heroic age of late film.

Our attitude toward good is curiously noncommittal or halfhearted; we are more used to being told not to commit evil than exhorted to do good.