Sentence examples for entitled curiously from inspiring English sources
But here's one of another of his father-and-son songs, entitled, curiously enough, "A Father and A Son": Loudon Wainwright III's father, Loudon Wainwright (he didn't use the "Jr")., was a prominent columnist for Life magazine, which was as big a deal as all three networks combined.
Only one piece leapt out of the pile: the curiously entitled Look Back in Anger by a totally unknown young actor called John Osborne.
In the rather curiously entitled The Little Book of Life After Death, which was highly popular, boasted an introduction by no less than William James, and was last reprinted in 1977, Fechner asserts that "the plant thinks it is in its place … to play with beetles and bees".
Eli has previously published an epic-style novel curiously entitled "The Dude 'Du Jour' Of Somalia" (Greenpoint Press, 2010).
If you haven't seen it yet, rest assured that's not a spoiler because the episode was helpfully entitled The Proposal, which seemed a curiously Ronseal, does-what-it-says-on-the-tin approach that removed all dramatic tension.
Curiously, neither major party thought it useful to point out that over the past 15 years roughly 90% of all boat people turned out, on assessment, to be refugees entitled to our protection.
And yet when you read them on the article later as you can do in a new collection entitled "Greetings to our Friends from Brazil", a visionary celebration, in part, of the years of the Mary Robinson presidency in Ireland those same words, curiously, fail to ignite.
