Sentence examples for that were curiously from inspiring English sources

It was the beginning of something a few recursive, foretokening measures of music that were curiously familiar, though unidentifiable, and addictively catchy something akin to the beginning of "Surry with the Fringe on Top" or "Under My Thumb" or "Tears of a Clown" or "White Wedding".

But he describes them in language that is curiously similar.

The dancer stands against it in a figural style that is curiously at odds with it.

And, on the left, purity always shades into puritanism, an unbecoming exercise in self-flagellation that is curiously indulgent.

And it's a compelling illustration that the New York restaurant scene has entered a curiously exciting period that's curiously at odds with the times.

In an exercise that was curiously reminiscent of her appearances on the shows, she was peppered with arcane boxing questions to test her authentic knowledge of the subject.

Yéle, though, agreed to pay Amisphere $10 a plate, according to a contract that was, curiously, signed a year after the meals program ended.

That struggle stretches back to pre-Independence days (in a way that is curiously linked to the former colonial ruling class).The GTA agreement has been heralded as a landmark achievement.

This was a key feature of Fielding's columns in The Independent and in the book, but it was one that was curiously under-represented in the previous two films.

It is a raw-wood two-floor showcase for jeans and oxford shirts, elevated to the level of art, that's curiously aromatic and has a tiny creek running amid the floorboards.

He also looks at episodes from Joseph's life that are curiously reiterated in Auguste's: both drop a book, and it opens to a crucial page; both abandon their dogs.