Sentence examples for rather curiously from inspiring English sources

By proving that it doesn't, the new Bec Fin rather curiously succeeds in spite of itself.

But BMW aficionados elsewhere in the world were rather curiously shortchanged.

The political oppressors, rather curiously, seem to be Russian and the climactic march echoes Shostakovich.

His Own Monument Then came Professor Bernal, who claimed, rather curiously, that we were not there to erect a monument.

Then, on Nov. 13, their chauffeur rather curiously took them for a precarious nighttime drive through Guguletu, where two men forced their way into the vehicle.

The fossil, three feet long, had been discovered nearly a century earlier and had been attributed — rather curiously, given the shape of the head — to a human.

A new Nikon website has just gone live, the rather curiously-named iamcomings.com.com

The Bush gang should be terrified by this movement, as the deceased's opinion carries rather more weight, curiously similar to a dying confession.

If Nottinghamshire, whom Read has captained since 2008, go on to win the County Championship later this week (they go to Old Trafford tomorrow to face Lancashire in the final round of Division One games with just a two-point lead) it will be one of the more dramatic, although curiously rather quiet, tales of sporting redemption.

Curiously, rather than affecting glutamate binding, p.Arg540His also resulted in a decrease of Mg2+ block and increase of Ca2+ permeability, implying an allosteric effect for this mutation.

It's rather a cute piece, curiously poignant.