Sentence examples for it is curious how from inspiring English sources

So it is curious how American society arrived at its current moral positions.

'You can laugh.'" It is curious how the gravity of serious subjects can be best expressed through humour.

City have certainly found one, now, and it is curious how the stripes of Stoke City have marked Mancini's road to earning those of his own.

Indeed, it is curious how musicians who might be self-conscious playing themselves on film find it easy to play fictional musicians who they are as similar to as plectrums in a gig-bag.

There seems to be reason to believe now that he has been murdered, though it is curious how little information has yet been allowed to come through about the end of the most notorious man in Russia.

He was uniquely placed, for example, to analyse coolly our emotional shortcomings: "It is curious how often you humans manage to obtain that which you do not want," he mused in the first series.

But in hindsight, it's curious how unfazed he was.

It's curious how history is being completely rewritten.

It's curious how the show feeds people.

It's curious how we often think we have the copyright on noticing things.

It's curious how the N.B.A. reacts to issues where tassels are involved.