Sentence examples for finding curious from inspiring English sources

Philipsz is particularly adept at finding curious and evocative sites for her sound pieces, which invariably consist of recordings of her own pleasant, but untrained, singing voice.

Later pieces such as Music for 18 Musicians (1976) and Desert Music (1984) were baroque by comparison, but never abandoned the central Reich tenet: finding curious emotional depths in the contours of a simple repeated phrase.

His essay "Edmund Wilson in Benares," about discovering Wilson's books in the local library and finding curious echoes of his own chaotic world, appeared the next year, followed by a check for $4,000 — nearly 40 times the advance for "Butter Chicken".

The archaeologists partially dug up five of the portico's storerooms, finding curious differences in each space that suggest the building was not a city-sponsored project with one architect in charge.

But he is finding these curious instruments have their own language.

In some cultures, they build exercise routines into the workplace; in the west we have a history of finding this curious, even amusing, but it's difficult to understand why.

Tells, in detail, about the report of the Senate Intelligence Committee: its findings, its unresolved findings, curious things that turned up.

The second finding is curious, but I fear may also be explained by limitations in the methodology.

In fact, Harlem is finding itself in a curious position of political musical chairs with far too few seats available.

Initially uninterested in his plight, she grew curious on finding his diary from the end of the second world war, when he was part of the British occupying force in Palestine.

("I'm finding it a little curious that everybody is suddenly acting surprised that this looked like it was disadvantaging Hillary Clinton because you guys wrote about it every day").