Sentence examples for most curious thing from inspiring English sources

"It is a most curious thing," one newspaper observed.

We both look at it as if it were the most curious thing in the world.

But the most curious thing about this surfing from sight to sight is that it is involuntary.

Perhaps the most curious thing is the timing: much of the currency-market skulduggery happened after the banks had already come under investigation for LIBOR.

The most curious thing about "Rage" and, for that matter, most movies with fashion as their subject, is its reflexive distaste for the industry.

The most curious thing, he says, was that despite the scandal they had made, were continuing to make, an enormous sum of money out of James Frey.

And as she did it, the most curious things would happen in her throat.

But one of the most curious things about those who support him most is not their disappointments – given their high hopes for him, that's to be expected – but their enduring devotion in the face of those disappointments.

Do you?' One of the most curious things about Ephron's career is the way in which she has moved from a position of supreme and inimitable sarcasm to becoming the woman behind some of the soppiest romances of all time.

Yet one of the most curious things about Shrigley's works of taxidermy is that somehow – and I have not got close up enough to one to see if any trickery has been used, but I would guess not – these animals' faces look, uncannily, as though they have been drawn by David Shrigley.

One of the most curious things to come out of the introduction of a LEZ in Sweden in 1996 was the demand from trucking companies to make them bigger.