Sentence examples for curiously persistent from inspiring English sources
Making a bacterium (or, at least, the genome of a bacterium) would be one of the last nails in the coffin of vitalism the curiously persistent idea that there is something more to biology than mere physics and chemistry.It is not just curiosity that drives the project, though.
I believe it is far better to have Bill Keller's description (May 26) of the peril and possibility of a nuclear attack on the United States than the persistent, color-coded, curiously timed warnings.
Curiously, same tumor-prone regions with persistent Notch signaling also were enriched in lipid droplets.
Curiously, triclocarban (TCC) and triclosan (TCS), two persistent antimicrobials first introduced to commerce in 1957 and 1964, respectively, feature a very similar chemistry (i.e., two benzene rings carrying multiple chlorines) yet continue to be produced and consumed to this day at high volume.
And Francis has remained curiously mum in public about official cover-ups and the persistent refusal by the Vatican to release details of its records of alleged molestation of minors by priests.
Curiously, application of MPEP prior to LFS impaired the induction of LTD but did not prevent persistent LTD from being expressed.
Except, curiously, in Tibetans.
Curiously, it is humpbacked.
Curiously, nobody was sure.
