Sentence examples for is certainly curious from inspiring English sources

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But the sequence of events is certainly curious.

It is certainly curious that BT has found ways to cut DSL prices only now that almost all of its would-be competitors have disappeared.

Cheryl Wade, a professor at St John's University school of Law, New York, specialising in race and gender disparities, says that the homogeneity of late-night TV is certainly curious.

As stated in Jere Longman's article, "German Expert Warns Balco Investigators" (June 26), it is certainly curious why athletes would test their levels of epitestosterone other than to manipulate the testosterone/epitestosterone level, which is used by drug testers to test for drugs.

The trailer for the upcoming Godzilla: King of the Monsters recently dropped and its use of Debussy's Clair de Lune is certainly curious.

The timing was certainly curious.

The cubs were just goofing off, but were certainly curious about these bright red fish.

I was certainly curious about Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.

I'm certainly curious, because "The Playboy Club" was shot by the same director who shot our pilot, Alan Taylor.

Miami's plan, which seemed to call for isolating Revis, perhaps the N.F.L.'s best cornerback, was certainly curious.