Sentence examples for done something curious from inspiring English sources

Thirty-three yeafterfter he began his series of interlocking historical novels with "Washington, D.C.," Gore Vidal has done something curious: revisited the characters and events of that first installment with a perspective now altered by age and time.

Farther on, a lady does something curious with a fan, as Edward Gorey might say.

In the process, Cameron did something curious to his own message.

As if not to be outdone by this self-referentiality, two of the compilers we've met here recently in Meet The Setter did something curious this week.

When Diego Ribas da Cunha, Werder Bremen's midfield orchestrator and top scorer, watched his latest goal skid into the net against Mainz on Friday night, he did something curious.

Microsoft hasn't necessarily discontinued the product but it's currently done something kind of curious with it.

Oliver, meanwhile, does something rather curious.

We did something rather curious at my sister's house before Christmas dinner.

If they couldn't spot the analytical flaws, they might have done something about the stylistic ones that range from curious analogies to long phrases in parentheses.

Still, if you watch enough footage of Haggard performing live, you'll start to notice him doing something sort of curious: he hovers around the microphone, his eyes fixed on some invisible point in the middle distance, narrowed and brutally focussed.

I started to think about how easy it was for someone to tell me they were traveling across the world without much of a plan other than to do something they were curious about.