Sentence examples for was rather curious from inspiring English sources

The clinical picture was rather curious.

She asked him: 'What is to be done?' I have to admit I was rather curious myself.

It was rather curious that a nation should have worked up such affection for a timid little man whose greatest fear was "Maybe they won&apos t like me". Yet this fear had started in childhood.

Having been in the lithium (not lithium-ion, but lithium) battery business myself, I was rather curious about this when we bought our Model S.

AS BUSINESSES go, stock exchanges are rather curious.

And it is rather curious - or absurd, shall I say - to feel irrelevant as an individual at times when the very ones rendering you irrelevant so passionately argue for "the individual".

True, but it is rather curious, then, that decades of communist and nationalist resistance, not to mention the thousands abducted and murdered by the Shah's secret police only drew out the masses after the megalomaniac sent his forces to the dusty city of Qom to beat up a few kids at a religious school and then kicked an old cleric out of the country.

And so, it's rather curious why HTC is pushing its first Android 3.x tab to retail at the end of Honeycomb's life cycle.

Christians are rather curious to discover that we share the Old Testament.

Romney's responses to questions about his 'unusual' (for a presidential wannabe) financial behavior are rather curious.

"I think that's rather curious, when we have a state of emergency, instead of trying to fix the problem, they're trying to help Jerry Brown," she said.