Sentence examples for too curiously from inspiring English sources

When Hamlet, contemplating Yorick's skull, attempts to "trace the noble dust of Alexander" to the cork that seals a cask, the prudent Horatio admonishes, " 'Twere to consider too curiously to consider so".

Also, curiously, respondents believe that the government has "gone too far in restricting civil liberties" while protecting national security.

Also curiously absent was the United States.

The Berg Concerto, too, was curiously subdued.

Yet these exchanges, too, are curiously touching.

As for non-biblical first century sources, they too are curiously silent on the matter.

So, too, more curiously, do representations of Europeans, often depicted with a round hat, long hair and an aquiline nose.

The judge's views on immigration, too, are curiously centrist, and there are indications in his record that he may not give Trump the upper hand against undocumented immigrants all the time.

You're that person in the Allegory who, having escaped from the cave of your own culture, "can't go home again" because your culture, too, has curiously changed.

When it came to Mao, too, he seemed curiously uncritical.

But this, too, makes him curiously appropriate for the role.