Sentence examples for thus curiously from inspiring English sources

She seems caught up in old rivalries, like that between Gorky and Pollock. Lee Krasner's brief appearance during a trip to Provincetown is footnoted thus: "Curiously, when Lee Krasner was interviewed on Gorky she did not mention this holiday with him, perhaps because she was not with Pollock at the time".

Thus, curiously, those visionary scientists crossed succulent plants with fibrous plants to take advantage of the rusticity genes in the fibrous plants and subsequently, all sugarcane-breeding programs in the world held divergent selection for sucrose content, for a century.

Hence, curiously, axolotls.

Rake's eleventh-hour offer was thus timed curiously.

Thus there are curiously a couple of chapters on Heinrich's sister Carla, actress and early suicide, and hardly anything about sister Lula, a suicide 17 years later.

But Kushner's Italian company is invented (albeit with dashes of Pirelli, Fiat, Moto Guzzi), and is thus both solid and curiously spectral; and, besides, she calmly subdues her material, inhabits it as a true novelist should, so that the Valera story emerges as worked narrative, not as labored data.

It is curiously dated 1629, thus 1 year after Cabeo's publication.

New York Times critic Michiko Kakutani wrote recently that, "Thus far, words alone have proved curiously inadequate as a means of testimony".

Curiously, in Blastocystis we have, thus far, only found a functionally interconnected subset of the enzymes of the TCA cycle.

In breast carcinoma, there is an inverse correlation between the levels of ERBB2 and VRK2, thus, ERBB2-positive tumours have low VRK2 and curiously, these tumours are more chemosensitive.

The title of "Secret Sunshine" thus becomes both its moral and a description of its curiously illuminating qualities.