Sentence examples for something curious about from inspiring English sources

There is something curious about the debate gripping Washington.

Still, there was something curious about the whole thing.

But closer inspection reveals something curious about their tone.

I've noticed something curious about the Creed range, I tell him.

Back in the 1970s, Danish researchers discovered something curious about the Inuits of Greenland.

One day she notices something curious about one of her young pupils.

"There is something curious [about the recordings] – you have the noise of people chattering about wars, politics, death or their struggle here.

Something I'm curious about -- why are people proud of the fact that they are sleep deprived?

I want something that I'm curious about, where my curiosity hasn't been smothered by the barrage of marketing".

Pickles' Puppet Time" is a family business — the puppeteer, Deirdre (Catherine Keener), is Jeff's sister — and there's something curious and affecting about a family that communicates its emotions mainly through fabric and googly eyes.

(In reference to the Koran): Ban that wretched book like 'Mein Kampf' is banned!" Of course, there is something rather curious about the leader of a group calling itself the "Freedom Party" when he says he wants to ban the Qur'an, but let's leave that for a moment and go back to the "deliberate provocation" point raised by the Khaleej Times.