Sentence examples for curiously small from inspiring English sources

It's a curiously small area he worked in.

In this book, a curiously small crocodile and lifelong watermelon fan, not surprisingly, eventually swallows a seed.

Curiously, small peptides are absorbed more rapidly than amino acids, and, indeed, the precise details of the mechanism for absorption of amino acids are largely unknown.

The board has cited state law, which requires uniform font sizes across ballots, as the culprit for its curiously small letters.

As staged by Jonathan Kent against Paul Brown's colossal metal prison of a set, the show registers as curiously small and static (1 50).

And while one in four will get cancer at some point in their lives, they seem to spend a curiously small amount of time worrying about it.

Blown up to 50 feet tall, he seems, curiously, smaller than life.

With about 90 objects, mostly small and behind glass, it is curiously modest by comparison to the tremendous Oceanic display.

Curiously low on lols.

It will end, curiously, in a small Connecticut town, at a youth recreation center, where James will gaze into a television camera and render his verdict, to be beamed instantly around the world via satellite.

In the end, though, despite the presence of a great deal of lustre and éclat, the classic Bright Young Person's environment was curiously democratic: a small, self-contained space in which, however briefly and however artificial the circumstances, a duchess and an avant-garde painter could meet on equal terms.