His mind is nearly as sharp as ever, and his health is entirely intact, in curious contrast with the physical state of most of his friends.
A curious but entirely Sanskritic phenomenon, for example, is the Bhaṭṭikāvya, a poem by Bhaṭṭi (probably 6th or 7th century).
(His definition of "open" and "connected" are somewhat curious, and entirely self-serving — "having access to information" and "having access to people," respectively).
(His definition of "open" and "connected" are somewhat curious, and entirely self-serving—"having access to information" and "having access to people," respectively).
Curious but entirely familiar to anyone who can remember how the men did things a generation ago, holding down full-time employment while getting as fit as time allows and enjoying their occasional bursts into the limelight.
It's about people who think that, if they wear the kinds of clothes that they mistakenly believe were worn in Jane Austen's day, they will somehow belong to that day: a curious fixation, entirely unrelated to the reading of literature, and we can be sure that Austen herself, a connoisseur of the deluded, would have been the first to skewer her own devotees.
While the gift was curious, it is entirely allowable and was properly declared.
It's of course entirely subjective, but I'm curious to hear your interpretation of the word".
As for being put off, he said he saw "just enough to make me even more curious without getting entirely frustrated".
Instead, Mr. Greenspan's case for a tax cut rests entirely on his perception of a curious new danger -- the peril of zero debt.
