Sentence examples for it curious how from inspiring English sources
I find it curious how selective and sex-obsessed Bible-thumping Christian fundamentalists of all persuasions can be..
I found it curious how, with no real effort on my part, or on the band's, we seemed to be becoming mysteriously in contact.
"I just find it curious how it plays out," said Ned Colletti, who spoke fondly of simpler winter meetings in times gone by.
'I find it curious how sex-obsessed Christians can be'... Davies in his own words On religion Were we to take every word of the Bible literally, we would be in deep trouble with ordinary financial transactions, we would still be defining and murdering witches, our diet would be, to put it mildly, circumscribed, slavery would be politically correct and our agriculture would be in a mess.
Isn't it curious how all the sky-is-falling predictions are now hard to find?
Not since the days of Herman Cain (ain't it curious how he's not being trotted out?) has a Republican performance been so mortifying and edifying.
It's curious how it has extrovert qualities – the loops, the ligatures, the flow – but also a slight hesitation in the backward lean.
Considering how central these issues have been to the campaign, it's curious how hard it is to come up with answers, perhaps because both candidates want voters to believe that someone's else's taxes may have to rise, but not theirs.
It's worth quoting that one in full: It is curious how common sense, wriggling for an escape from absurd conclusions, has been apt to reach a preference for wholly 'wasteful' forms of loan expenditure rather than for partly wasteful forms, which, because they are not wholly wasteful, tend to be judged on strict 'business' principles.
It's all heightened-casual, in the deep present tense, and it's curious how the trio's show suggests seemingly far-apart precedents: Jimi Hendrix, Louis Armstrong, Willie Nelson, Nina Simone, Bob Dylan.
