Sentence examples for most curious case from inspiring English sources

Here is a most curious case indeed.

"It's the most curious case I've ever heard of," he said.

The firm declines to comment further.The most curious case is that of Morgan Stanley, which played a pivotal role underwriting Internet companies during the bubble.

The most curious case of censorship by denial which I encountered under the Freedom of Information Act concerned the novelist and short-story writer John O'Hara (1905-70).

The most curious case of the metamorphosis of a vibrant masterpiece into an academic image is provided by the contrast between another sketch of a woman smiling as she drops her head, lost in her thoughts, and the face of the young Israelite girl in "Moses Striking Water from the Rock," a fresco in the chapel of Eleonora di Toledo.

Demi is the most curious case, though; her relationship to scandal, as it has played out in the press, is an extraordinary case study in public relations legerdemain -- in how to maintain, and even build, popularity instead of notoriety.

Andrew Newton, however, is the case's most curious character.

In one of the most curious entertainment cases in recent memory, Gary Garver, formally of the Howard Stern Show and the host of KCAA's "Controlled Chaos" Morning Show faced off against comedian Dave Shelton at the People's Court in Stanford Connecticut in January of this year.

Angus Wall has edited the last five movies directed by David Fincher — the three most-recent ("The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "The Social Network" and "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo") in partnership with Kirk Baxter.

A most curious feature about this case is the distinct lack of protest from social conservatives about the unreasonable cost of divorce, as the price imposed by federal legislation, to effect a change in a married personʼs gender status.

The second most pirated film, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, was downloaded 13 million times.