Sentence examples for very curiously from inspiring English sources

What connection can there have been between many people in the innumerable histories of this world who from opposite sides of great gulfs have, nevertheless, been very curiously brought together!

Old age seems to be a danger zone for many novelists, somehow even more of a challenge than the universal problem of writing about and from the point of view of a man if you are a woman, and vice versa; we all have to deal with that unless we are to be left with a very curiously populated novel.

He's staring very curiously up at a big drone hovering above his head in the London Science Museum.

The very qualities, curiously enough, that have made her the unstoppable heroine of this unexpectedly potent movie.

And the leaf looks — curiously — very much like a maple".

What's more, Def Jam's very origins seem curiously appropriate to hip-hop, a bastardised marriage of sounds, styles and sensibilities that probably shouldn't work, but does.

Curiously, very little seemed to be responding to Boris Johnson's maneouvres of last weekend.

Curiously, the very imperfection of the evidence can itself provide an incitement to fabulation.

It has had a mixed reception: curiously, the very thing people love about it – its luxurious, expensive-sounding glossiness – is exactly what its detractors hate.

Near 1 00 a.m., February 21, I spotted a very bright light, but curiously, very high up in the sky.

Curiously, a very large amount of NBD SM (>13%) was translocated to the inner leaflet compared with the other NBD lipids examined (1 5%).