Sentence examples for except curiously from inspiring English sources

Except, curiously, in Tibetans.

Except, curiously, the choreography.

It is a book one wants to keep quoting from (true of all Levi's work, except, curiously, his fiction).

Prince Charles can claim to be descended from Charlemagne and Alfred the Great, King Canute and William the Conqueror, the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa (1155 to 1190), Catherine and Peter the Great, and every English king except (curiously) Charles I and his sons, a dynastic cul-de-sac once the Stuarts were exiled in 1688.

Stewart finished no lower than second place in all states, except, curiously, Vermont.

All of the usual suspects (except, curiously, for Inspector Lestrade) are present in this circuitously plotted trip down memory lane, though the playwright takes his sweet time in getting Moriarty involved.

And we Irish didn't even invent it: before 1961, the 17th of March was a genuine saint's day, meaning that drink was not commercially available except for, curiously, at a dog show in central south Dublin.

And we Irish didn't even invent it: Before 1961 , March 17was a genuine saint's day, meaning that drink was not commercially available except for, curiously, at a dog show in central south Dublin.

The resulting "wall" doesn't seem too far removed from a shower curtain, except for one curiously compelling detail.

Curiously, except for the expensive offstage threesome in "The Birthday Present," there's no sex in these stories.

Desserts, except for a curiously sticky pudding-like mousse in a chocolate tulip, were bought and lacked complexity.