Sentence examples for curiously then from inspiring English sources

The gardener looked at him curiously, then accompanied him to the door of the only hardware store in town.

Curiously, then, national security does remain important except when it comes to voting intentions.Mr McInturff's advice to Republican candidates is clear.

He looked at Amie curiously and then looked at me and then looked back at Amie and scowled.

He sniffed the rabbit's path briefly, eyed another dog curiously and then trotted back to his owner.

Curiously, he then goes on to claim that the volume also "traces" the transformation of a career, "beginning with his last reunion with James Joyce in Vichy in June 1940".

The current rap prochement is very calculated, and very pragmatic, but still there must be something in at least a few Bushes and Kennedys that recognizes a similar species, chooses to sniff curiously and then pass on by, peaceably.

It seems curiously unchristian, then, to believe that God allowed (or caused) 9/11, Hurricane Sandy and the Oklahoma tornado because he was especially worked up about homosexuality.

Curiously, it then weakens again, but remains stronger than dominance and over-dominance combined.

Then, curiously, the sparkle went out of the sale, but the works continued to command high prices.

But then, curiously, just before contact, the camera changed its point of view, circling Michael, then rising above him.

Curiously, Pietersen was then offered a position on an advisory board for England's one-day side; unsurprisingly, that sweetener to the bitterest of pills was rejected.