Sentence examples for it very curious that from inspiring English sources

Judge Sullivan said he found it "very curious" that the government had sent away the witness, Robert Williams, without telling the court or the defense lawyers, who had also sought his testimony.

"We find it very curious that after nine years of employment something like this would be brought forward 35 days before the election," said Rob Stutzman, a senior advisor to Ms. Whitman, who described the allegations as a "desperate political attack".

The Australian Medical Association WAA) has called for a statewide mixed martial arts (MMA) ban, and has has condemned McGowan's move, with president Andrew Miller saying: "We find it very curious that Mr McGowan decided to announce his disappointing change of heart on this issue on the same day that salesmen from the UFC were in Perth to lobby state politicians".

I find it very curious that certain folks are handing out endorsements trying to tie gun violence to police brutality.

"It's very curious that they think now this is something that should be rushed through".

Patten hit back at Thompson this weekend, saying that it was "very curious" that he was focusing on one payoff when there were "too many" others approved while he ran the corporation.

We covered them recently and remarked that it was very curious that they were able to do what they do inside of Apple's system.

It remains very curious that Apple is not shipping any first-party cases for the iPhone XR — not even the rumored clear case.

Given this groups proclivity to decry abuse and speak out against injustices present and long past, it is very curious that there is no counter petition against Polanski.

For one, this blogger finds it very curious but not at all surprising that Chris Cuomo thinks it is good journalism to ask a candidate a one-sided question without also asking what she would do if Israel attacked Iran.

"We find it very curious.