Sentence examples for is particularly curious from inspiring English sources

His lab is particularly curious about the cerebellum's role in cognition and social thought processes.

"What is particularly curious is that the women, as the men, in fact more often than they, will frequent the taverns and ale-houses for enjoyment".

He's interested in photographing a wide range of subjects, he says, but is particularly curious about patriarchal structures and how ritualized societies such as fraternities fit into a "cult" of modern masculinity.

That lament is particularly curious considering that when we were celebrating the new economy and the purported abolition of inflation and recession, every upward nudge that Mr. Greenspan gave to interest rates was met by a chorus of groans.

But such Luddism is particularly curious in Mr Obama's case, given that he is surgically attached to his BlackBerry, his presidential campaign made exemplary use of the internet, and he has used YouTube to great effect to deliver his message directly to viewers, circumventing the mainstream media in the process.

This disparity is particularly curious when one considers that even at the height of the C.I.O.'s growth, the A.F.L. was three times larger in membership, and that on its own terms the A.F.L. could be considered the most successful working-class organization in American history".

The situation with Oregon was particularly curious.

She was particularly curious about his neutropenia.

"I think it's particularly curious that they wanted to quietly put this decision out there".

Hahn was particularly curious about Premier 57's ban on children.

Dr. Bennett was particularly curious about how organisms adapt to different temperatures.