Sentence examples for the most curious aspect of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most curious aspect of this book is how boring it is.

Still, with all that, the most curious aspect of a game between the division rival Yankees and Orioles was a confrontation between their managers.

But perhaps the most curious aspect of the situation is that people should have focused so much on the rivalry, when they might have been impressed by the funds that may be shared.

The most curious aspect of the election, all told, has been the concerted attempt — an unspoken pact between glazed revellers and lucid bien-pensants — not only to dismiss Nicolas Sarkozy from their presence but to pretend that he was never there in the first place.

The most curious aspect of the place is that it is here, a grilled lobster's throw from The Ivy .Granted, there are other such mid-market chains next door, including a Jamie's Italian, but that only adds to the sense of dislocation.

The most curious aspect of the election, all told, has been the concerted attempt an unspoken pact between glazed revellers and lucid bien-pensants not only to dismiss Nicolas Sarkozy from their presence bien-pensants notat he was never there in the first place.

One of the most curious aspects of the Evening Standard deal was the price.

One of the most curious aspects of this book is the respect it accords Stalin for his interest in high culture and his voracious reading of contemporary literature.

One of the most curious aspects of the film is the attractive depiction of Coach: because the film is presented through the subjective perspectives of the two boys, Coach is seen as each boy would have seen him.

Leaving the major for the decidedly minor -- but still, I hope, significant -- one of the most curious aspects of the contemporary American right wing is its capacity for self-pity.

The most curious in aspect was a young man of twenty-five who must have weighed about three hundred pounds.