Sentence examples for finds curious from inspiring English sources

"It's enough to have a conversation with Jesus, freely, before I go to sleep," a statement that the boy finds curious and a bit intimidating.

And it is a move Ms. Oswell finds curious only because, she thinks, it should have happened long ago -- if not to her, then to someone else in Atlantic City.

"It was curious," said Hodgson, "how intimate we had become, he and I, although at the time neither of us was aware of the incongruity". The incongruity that Hodgson finds "curious" was that in peacetime, neither the sergeant, nor Hodgson would have had a relationship that allowed them to swap stories in the fashion described in Hodgson's short story.

Benderson's statements stand in stark contrast to Patel's initial ruling against the agency, in which she stated, "The court finds curious the SBA's argument that it does not 'control' the very information it needs to carry out its duties and functions".

But he left behind only two game-used bats, which Hunt found curious.

"You are a survivor, which I find curious," Dr. Goode says condescendingly, glancing at his file.

Yet there is something I find curious about all of them.

Although we felt safe, some mornings we awoke to find curious shepherds standing around our campsite.

What the former Soviets find curious is the reluctance of American boys to enter the sport.

To critics, this is mere polytheism.Some Mormons want to play down parts of this doctrine, but eternal progression influences several beliefs that others find curious.

DIG into the political undergrowth anywhere between the Baltic and the Black Seas and you soon find curious connections between state-owned enterprises, officials and politicians.