Jay Carney, White House spokesman, Tuesday The issue A curious phrase by a President who is careful with his words.
Mr. Sullivan added of Mr. Romney, "His evolving and inconsistent position on this important issue is curious, but unfortunately not unusual".
After a curt reception of a delegation led by Margaret Wallstrom, the European environment commissioner, this week, Ms Whitman issued a curious statement that captures the Kafkaesque quality of current American thinking.
He even sued, but the Austin District Court issued a curious ruling against Ford in 2000, stating that: "The plaintiff is prohibited from selling motor vehicles to consumers by mail, phone calls, leafleting, skywriting, or drum signals, as well as on a plane, on a train, in a house, or with a mouse".Hope springs eternal, at least where the internet is concerned.
That's why earlier tonight mayor Michael Bloomberg issued a curious challenge to the city's numerous hackers and designers.
David Mott MinneapolisSIR - Your Letters section in the January 26th issue contained a curious mix of views on immigration.
What western readers expect of Chinese science fiction is a curious issue.
At issue are the curious dealings between Mr. Menendez and his close friend and benefactor Salomon Melgen, a wealthy Florida eye surgeon and major Democratic donor.
After reading Dexter Filkins's piece "After the Uprising," in The New Yorker's April 11th issue, I was curious about what contemporary photography was coming out of Yemen.
When I write something about a relatively non-divisive, curious issue like Indian voting rights, I may get a few dozen comments.
