Sentence examples for though curious from inspiring English sources

Arts groups leaders are mostly welcoming, he said, though curious about a commercial enterprise led by partners without a history of creating and sustaining cultural institutions.

In nearby Truth or Consequences, a quirky art town named for the long-running game show, residents have mixed, though curious, thoughts about space travel in their backyard.

With the Czech deer, however, the answer is a definitive "north .These results, though curious, are not as unexpected as you might think.

The setting sun was still bright, making it difficult to see into the tangle of forest, though curious macaques came right to the river's edge.

When I visited, I found his crew patiently explaining to visitors what art is; the visitors, though curious, were there more for the strangeness of the event than to understand the messages of the work.

With the new Edit History, though, curious parties can investigate.

In our own time, though, a curious thing has happened.

He is, though, a curious kind of star.

Above all, though, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" is a triumph of technique.

But Claude's image, though undeniably curious, does not in any respect keep company with Poussin's.

Less deference but more coverage is, though, a curious paradox for Schama and Starkey to consider in the future.