Sentence examples for further curious from inspiring English sources

Further curious and unhelpful was the initial delay of the concert, which pushed the already rowdy crowd into wildness.

Based on the Efficient Pairs detected by the SIG++ algorithm, we are further curious to know the characteristic pathways involved in miRNA regulation at each stage along CIN progress.

(If you're curious, further details are a mere Google away). Is humanity now phoning in life?

This just further underscores the curious disconnect between the two characters, which is so distinct that I almost suspected some M Night Shyamalan-type twist in the tail.

His star has risen even further with "The Curious Incident," his adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel, which opened to raves in August and has caught the eye of the American theater producer Bob Boyett, who has transferred National productions to Broadway, including "War Horse," and said he would look at such a possibility for "Curious Incident" in the next couple of years.

Boulez was by no means the first French composer to be open to, and ravished by, eastern music – it had already had a transformative effect on the father of modern music, Debussy, and on succeeding generations – but he took it a stage further, and the curious marriage between his already transforming serial universe and the extra‑European world produced a unique style.

To further characterize this curious phenomenon, both a single a colony of the uropathogenic E. coli isolate (MFP) and a single phage plaque (ΦMFP) were isolated from the urine sample.

To further investigate this curious observation, we tested the Pfcam-A211T transgenic line for cross resistance with KAF246.

At the police cordon further down Martin Place, curious locals and tourists joined the media and camera crews.

What Do You Care What Other People Think?: Further Adventures of a Curious Character [Amazon UK; Amazon US].

Here, in a bonus to Riff, Newton explains a bit of her own back story and provides further explanation of this curious, and controversial, phenomenon.