Sentence examples for is curious to note from inspiring English sources

On February 13 he wrote, It is curious to note the Conspiracy of Silence regarding the bearing of Egyptian History and Art on our Sacred Literature.

It is curious to note that this sum includes $366,260 gold taken from the Congressional Relief fund (tride p. 621).

It is curious to note that Mr. Bettany, having played the imaginary friend of a great (and real) scientist in "A Beautiful Mind," is now portraying a scientist with an imaginary friend of his own.

It is curious to note that in the two Brooklyn flaps the artists who made works considered by the mayor to be anti-Catholic both stressed that they were Roman Catholics.

Of course, Barcelona are always a major attraction, regardless of whether they are playing in a Clásico or merely training amongst themselves, but it is curious to note how their latest victory didn't register too highly on the Champions League richter scale of excitement.

While the Imam's accomplishments in this arena are many, it is curious to note that he is not on the roster of mainstream Muslim interfaith programs.

It's curious to note that Jay Schroeder, Washington's young quarterback, has hit the first trough in his short career.

Functionality varies greatly as well, and it's curious to note that one of the breakout hits has been a 99-cent item called iFart Mobile, from InfoMedia Inc.

It's curious to note that one of the most famous properties of a diamond, its "fire" (ability to reflect and bend light), was only "discovered" in the 20th century with the development of the brilliant cut.

It's curious to note that myths helped scientists to discover the mechanism that caused the catastrophe, and also suggested that this was not the first time lake Nyos killed.

With popular cries for "democracy" and "freedom" sweeping through the Middle East, it's curious to note that the Bush-era's now-infamous "democracy agenda" has been nowhere in sight.