Sentence examples for so curiously from inspiring English sources

Why are these questions so curiously unstimulating?

Both women hired lawyers, and the process was nerve-racking, more so — curiously — for Ms. Padilla.

No wonder these tracks are so instantly memorable, so curiously familiar – and so uninspiring, despite their loveliness.

That was well before the golden arches, so curiously reminiscent of gull wings, spread across the country like, well, gulls.

But expression is not personality, in the end, and that is what is so curiously missing from these portraits.

But curiously, or perhaps not so curiously, he notes that his favourite part was as Gogo in "Waiting for Godot", played in a theatre in Los Angeles.

So far, curiously, Zimmer seems to be the sole representative of the main stream media to have reported on the Royal Society conference.

So, too, more curiously, do representations of Europeans, often depicted with a round hat, long hair and an aquiline nose.

Social workers naturally, or if not are trained to do so, observe people curiously and pick up on emotions.

Curiously, so did Jesse Helms, a deed for which Mr Hitchens reproached him in one of those blistering obituaries he was so good at writing.

The American designer William McDonough, who read it as an art student in 1971, remembers it as: "So simple, yet curiously sophisticated: humanistic, clever, caring and fun".