Sentence examples for sorts of curious from inspiring English sources

A problem that shouldn't exist is forcing people to conduct business in all sorts of curious, and economically irrational, ways.

There are often heaps of old local and world maps and postcards crying out to be framed, old-fashioned children's toys and books, mirrors, jewellery, candlesticks and all sorts of curious bric-a-brac that might just turn out to be treasure.

The walk which is between high trees on the market side which are shops full of all sorts of toys, silver, china, milliners and all sorts of curious wooden ware besides which there are two large coffee houses for tea, chocolate etc. and two rooms for the lottery and hazard board (i.e. for gambling)." —Celia Fiennes, 1697.

Even if bears aren't regularly found in the area you're hiking, it's important to protect yourself from all sorts of curious animals, who might want to sneak a bite.

"And I'm sort of curious.

I'm just sort of curious, why Serena?

KL: No not traitors so much, just sort of curious.

"I'm sort of curious why only Perry Street is benefitting," Dorato said.

If you're feeling thoroughly confused but still sort of curious, "The Catechism Cataclysm" was made for you.

Still, if you watch enough footage of Haggard performing live, you'll start to notice him doing something sort of curious: he hovers around the microphone, his eyes fixed on some invisible point in the middle distance, narrowed and brutally focussed.

What's sort of curious about this whole thing is how exactly performance and style intersect with the Prada 3.0.