Sentence examples for this curious time from inspiring English sources
This curious time has made things possible that were unthinkable a month ago.
During this curious time, New York is understandably self-absorbed, and by coincidence, opportunism, and that Zeitgeist thing, there is a glut of "What is New York?" books: picture books of September 11 - done by New York magazine and Magnum - and a nostalgically magical decade-by-decade collection by the Daily News.
This resistance to representation is due to the curious time structure of the encounter called the face-to-face.
While the gym should certainly make sure that no one imperils her health on the StairMaster, this seems a curious time to bring that up.
This is a curious time in Milan, hilarious even, and hilarious has never been a word anyone would use to describe the Milanese, whose chic-to-a-fault tastes make them nothing if not predictable.
Then again, if the Democratic party really wanted to reach young voters, this was a curious time and format: a two-hour, 9pm debate on network television, on the Sunday night of a holiday weekend.
"It's one of those curious times when negatives become positives," he said.
This military obsession comes at a curious time.
The Texas biomass boom comes at a curious time, however.
"It's a curious time for young women," she says.
