Sentence examples for routinely curious from inspiring English sources
In highlighting the routinely curious business that is the Scottish Professional Football League, the champions will not be seen in this opening weekend.
The large, light volleyball routinely enters a curious aerodynamic state rarely seen with other balls.
Rashomon-like, the site here, with its 82 crape myrtle trees and wooden crosses commemorating each of the victims, including 17 children and two named fetuses, inspires a striking range of emotions among the curious tourists who routinely thread the back roads east of Waco to find the site.
The reason this is curious is that Republicans routinely deny that government spending cuts raise unemployment.
In an age routinely denounced as selfishly individualistic, it's curious that a great deal of faith still seems to lie with the judgement of the crowd, especially when it can apparently be far off the mark.
Johanna doesn't really want to kill herself, she just wants to stop being an overweight "goth-curious", "kissless virgin", who's routinely mistaken for her own mother.
John Major's curious vocabulary and sentence structure he routinely ascribed to the then-PM having learned English as a second language in a British Council office in rural Nigeria.
Since faculty and students routinely value the stuff libraries provides over the services they provide, it's curious that librarians routinely reverse that emphasis.
Viruses are curious life forms.
