Sentence examples for curiously polite from inspiring English sources
When Borat, the cretin of Kazakhstan, carried a bag of his own feces to the table at a genteel dinner party, the joke lay both in the outrageousness of his behavior and, somehow, in the dismayed — yet still curiously polite — reaction of his American hosts.
Our political situation here is curiously flat.
Curiously, Bellman was celebrated at least as enthusiastically in polite and abstemious circles, though with bowdlerized versions of the songs.
Hands-on is the polite phrase for his style with the Yankees, but, curiously, his style with the Devils is hands-off.
Despite a history of polite and often thoughtful discussions within the industry, there are still many designers and casting agents who remain curiously blind to black models, or unmoved by the perception that fashion has a race problem in the first place.
Except, curiously, in Tibetans.
Curiously, it is humpbacked.
Curiously, nobody was sure.
Colds are curiously seasonal.
They are curiously refreshing.
Figurines are curiously absent.
