Sentence examples for how curious it is that from inspiring English sources
How curious it is that such an image can make people feel not only sadness for what man has wrought but also, in its beauty, a kind of hope.
On leaving, I remark to his interpreter (the interview was in Farsi) how curious it is that truly talented people never make difficulties in interviews; it is only those of dubious ability who put up barriers.
No less a financial genius than Warren Buffet has opined on how curious it is that people want to buy assets when they're going up and run from them when they are declining in value, while those same people would storm their favorite store if they heard it was selling attractive merchandise at 70% off.
I was curious how it was that a great textile manufacturer--who owned the most majestic home in town--befriended Gandhi, who began his political protest defending the laborers in the textile mills of Ahmedabad.
How curious!" This is a logic that is profoundly stupid.
How curious then that it is his character which evolves more unreadably than Yan's and it is Ming whose ambitions are to make such a quantum leap.
How curious that parallelism is finally proving itself in, of all things, the manufacture of toys.
Vice: You, Katie, Emma and Angelica have been performing as the Kingpins for over ten years now and, not being entirely familiar with the Australian drag king scene, we're curious as to how it's changed in that time?
Given his emphasis on the virtues of constructive, reasonable disagreement on the question of how to define marriage, it is curious that he seems unwilling to entertain the possibility of reasonable disagreement concerning what the Constitution has to say about it.
"I was just curious as to how long it would be before that would happen," recalls Kessler, who is now retired and living in North Carolina.
