Sentence examples for it is curious to think from inspiring English sources

It is curious to think that his early career was associated with the government of Vichy.

Grizzled, shrewd, easily mistaken for a fool but, in cases of conflict, loyal: this was Brennan's character, under Hawks, and it is curious to think what a permanent place it holds in the American idea of comradeship.

It is curious to think where the opposition would stand today if Dodd had won that contest.

It is curious to think that the country's actual minority consists of men: 49percentt of the population; and white people, approximately 45percentt of Brazilians declare themselves Caucasian.

It's curious to think that this shy, softly spoken woman is responsible for such wild, ferocious antics on stage.

It's curious to think that just as Valerie Singleton was demonstrating to the viewers of Blue Peter the possibilities of toilet rolls, squeezy bottles and sticky-back plastic, the sculptor Eva Hesse was at work on her test pieces.

It's curious to think about to what extent that will be a deterrent to people, having to switch from the bus to the train.

Its organisers are asking consumers to be curious, to think not just about the clothes we buy on the face of it, but the entire value chains of relationships behind them.

Something about the rhythms of the bike – its cyclical motions, perhaps – permeates French existentialist thought, and it's curious to wonder how much of that is attributable to its proponents' love of cycling.

"I think everyone is curious to see what they look like when they are having sex.

It is curious that Turnbull thinks my role is to fight Labor for the Liberals.