Sentence examples for most curious part from inspiring English sources

And it is the thought of being reduced to ashes that brings me to the most curious part of this film.

The most curious part of what is clearly a minor work in a major novelist's oeuvre is the choice of Shay as narrator.

The most curious part of AVB's comments, though, was the implication that vociferous and unflinching home support is a central part of his tactical game plan.

The most curious part of the debate in Washington, to me, is that Republicans who are opposed to the bill are trying to draw parallels between what's happening in the student-loan business and what might happen in health care if Congress were to pass a public option.

Take-Two is a wildcard, and I found the most curious part of the Stadia presentation the beginning where they showed a number of "gaming icons" at the start, including a set of clearly western themed ones.

The most curious part of the Bad Plus arrangement is the ballet's Introduction.

The most curious parts of the set were small rectangular panels of Plexiglas, about a foot high, appended to the tops of what looked like old-fashioned microphone stands; these panels, which lit up, framed the dancers' faces, drawing our scrutiny, but they also presented a barrier.

To British eyes, the primary system is one of the most curious parts of American politics.

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

Douglas Watt is part of a most curious diaspora in Southern Africa: prosperous white farmers, vilified as greedy racists and driven out of Zimbabwe, looking for a home.

But backed up by his almost neo-Rachmaninoff piano part, the effect was most curious.