Sentence examples for finding this curious from inspiring English sources
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.
But he is finding these curious instruments have their own language.
There is another factor this time around, namely brand-new buyers finding themselves attracted to this curious and symbolically freighted item of apparel, most of them people too young to have heard of foulards, jacquards and seven-fold silks.
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.
This curious finding is probably confounded by the finding that those who received a custodial sentence or other criminal justice disposal and those who had no mental illness other than an adjustment reaction had much shorter lengths of stay.
They reported this curious finding earlier this year in Aquatic Living Resources.
