Sentence examples for matter curious from inspiring English sources

A billion years from now, when the Earth has become a mere nugget of scorched matter, curious eyes may pore over "The Last Pictures" and wonder at the population that made it so, though these viewers will have a few inexplicably benign acts to consider too: an aquarium keeper bowing to a whale in her charge, a surfer, someone licking an ice cream cone.

Nevertheless, it should make a valuable resource for any curator interested in recent art from the region — or, for that matter, anyone curious to know how artists are responding to the instability of the past couple of years.

To Gibbon, the matter is "curious, rather than important", and the man he credits with disposing of it, Friedrich Spanheim (d. 1649), is said to have shown "much superfluous learning" in the task.

Never disturb a hive, no matter how curious or foolhardy you're feeling.

But it covers only a mother's first two children.At the state level, matters become curiouser and curiouser.

Perhaps the curious subject matter would have been better served in, er, short form.

The source of Abu Ibrahim's power is a curious matter.

The geography of "Godzilla" is a curious matter.

Clinching the equation of author and character, beckoning to the mystic interpreters, is the curious matter of the sunsets.

There is also the curious matter that Bledsoe, who had a history of getting low grades, aced Algebra III before taking Algebra II, The News reported.

And as a commercial matter, it is curious to discourage your friend from writing about himself in an era when memoirs proliferate like kudzu, which had sex with some other kudzu, to which it was not married.