Sentence examples for quite curiously from inspiring English sources

But now, quite curiously, the Silly Bandz sickness seems to have spread to more aged, not to say more intelligent, beings.

Hebron also says that the magazine, quite curiously, has also reflected the cities in which it was made.

The attackers of the Indian consulate in Mazar-e-Sharif reportedly left a note, quite curiously in Urdu script, on a wall calling their action a revenge attack for India hanging a Kashmiri terrorist, Afzal Guru, in 2013.

However, quite curiously, S3 PrP alleles also have levels of pathogenesis-associated species that are below those of WT controls; lower spot counts in SSCA (Fig 7A); a four-fold drop in rPrPSc; and a > six-fold drop in protease-sensitive PrPSc isoforms at disease endpoint (Table 3, Supplementary Fig S11).

Rather curiously, the ADAGIO study found that the demographic variable of living arrangement and living alone in particular was related quite strongly to non-adherence.

Curiously, quite a few favorite harpsichord versions have gone out of print.

Curiously, quite a few of the most outspoken critics were prominently involved in the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.

But when he moved he seemed older; his gestures and his gait, which at first struck me as mincing, I saw were not quite that but curiously careful stiff and a bit jerky.

But when he moved he seemed older; his gestures and his gait, which at first struck me as mincing, I saw were not quite that but curiously careful — stiff and a bit jerky.

Simply, and perverse as it sounds, Harbinger needs more strings to his bow – a Timeform rating of 140 is curiously not quite sufficient.

And surely this phenomenon, almost as much as his work (but not quite), made him so curiously adorable to the world.